My short story, ‘Customer Service,’ has appeared in Punk Noir Magazine. You can read it right here.
In a Word: Murder (2014) (Ed.)
It’s a simple book, article, review or blog post. What could possibly go wrong? Everything, as this international collection of short crime stories shows. Each story takes a slightly different look at the world of words, but each one shows how dangerous writing can be. So come along. Enter the world of writing, publishing, reviewing, editing and blogging, where crime can find its way in anywhere.
All proceeds from sales of this anthology benefit the Princess Alice Hospice, Esher, Surrey, UK.
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Shots All Around: Tiny Tense Tales (2023)
- A woman finds out that Pilates class can be very dangerous.
- A man wakes up in a hospital bed, nearly dead from poison, and with no memory of how he got there.
- An Uber ride turns into a tragic last trip.
- A conflict between a professor and his student turns deadly.
- A woman on the run finds out that her past is catching up with her.
- A winning lottery ticket turns out to be anything but lucky.
These and more suspenseful flash fiction crime stories show that murder can happen anywhere: at home, at work, at school, at the gym, and even during the holiday season. No place is really safe, and no-one can really be trusted.
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LAXtras: Los Angeles-style Crime Stories
Welcome to Los Angeles, where anything can happen, and usually does…
- An intelligence operation that could go very wrong…
- A holiday party where murder is on the menu…
- A tough PI in search of a missing wife who might not want to be found…
- Nefarious doings at a legendary theatre…
……and who’s killing all those clowns?
In these suspenseful stories, you’ll take a tension-filled tour of the city, from its world-famous airport, to the enclaves of the rich and privileged, to the suburbs, the city streets, and the countryside. You’ll find LA-style crime wherever you go!
All royalties from the sales of this book will be donated to the California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery Fund, so you’re doing some good while you read some great stories!
Crime Writer Margot Kinberg 