Free Fiction Monday: Murder, She Workshopped
You know that famous mystery writer? The one whom death stalks wherever she goes? Turns out bad luck doesn’t cause death to follow her. She provokes it all—for a reason. And this time, someone will stop her. A student at a writing workshop has a secret agenda. Yes, the student wants to become a bestseller. But first she must deal with the competition—in a wholly unexpected way.
“Murder, She Workshopped,” by World Fantasy Award winner Kristine Kathryn Rusch will remain on this site for one week only. The story is available for $2.99 on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Smashwords, and in other e-bookstores.
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This is hilarious. My experience at Odyssey was nothing like this (everyone there was extremely civilized and hardworking), but this evoked a feeling of nostalgia nonetheless. Awesome!
I came up with this idea long before Odyssey existed, back when Murder, She Wrote was still on the air. I even pitched it to a friend who was the executive producer at the time. Well, not this exactly, (LOL!) but Jessica Fletcher goes to a long writers workshop. He had already pitched it to the network and they had turned it down “because no one cares about writers,” apparently forgetting that Jessica Fletcher was a writer. So we joked about the way that people die around Ms Fletcher–and years later, the entire story morphed into this, without Jessica Fletcher at all. 🙂
Loved it! 🙂
Oh, I loved this one! Thanks for posting!
LOL! Beautifully evil. 🙂
Angie
Hee hee hee! You are soooo evil!
Loved it!