Local Knowledge
Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine has just published my story, “Local Knowledge,” in its November issue. You can get the issue online in various e-bookstores or in print on any newsstand. You can also order direct from the publisher. And if you’d like to see an excerpt from the story before you buy, click here: Excerpt
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Congrats. I used to read Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Mag and Ellery Queen in high school (um…ages ago, lol). I guess I should pick up a recent issue! Thanks for the excuse.
You’re welcome, Lyn. I love the digests. They’re fun to read. I hope you find them that way as well.
Congrats! I’m curious to read it.
p.s. I appreciated your mention/link of my post last time! I got some traffic – your blog is popular 😉
You’re welcome.