I'm happy to announce that my short story, "The Interview," is now available in the online mystery magazine, Over my Dead Body. It's a free read, too!
http://www.overmydeadbody.com/theinter.html
This is one of those historical stories that is personal to me because of the location. Make sure you read the Author's Note at the end, too.
There are also eight other free stories there in the new issue.
Thanks for your support!
bobbi c.
http://bobbichukran.com
2026. Celebrating 45 years as a published author. I am a writer focusing on short fiction--mysteries, speculative, ghosts, weird westerns & fantastica--you name it. Author of the "Nameless, Texas" short fiction series. I am also an award-winning blogger and playwright specializing in comedic craziness for young adults.
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Sunday, April 26, 2015
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Another great review for DYE, DYEING, DEAD!
This time, in the August 2014 issue of Over my Dead Body online mystery 'zine, reviewed by Cherie Jung:
DYE,
DYEING, DEAD is
a 35,000 word novella. I love
novellas! Since I read a lot of short stories and a lot of full length books,
when I get a chance to read a novella, it seems like the perfect length to me."
Thank you, Cherie!
bobbi c.
"DYE,
DYEING, DEAD introduces
readers who haven’t met her previously in the author’s short stories, to Kendra
Louise Harper, in the first novella of the Nameless, Texas mystery series. Kendra is an avid gardener, folklorist,
and amateur sleuth. Her plan for the day was to help her Aunt Jewel with a
Natural Dyeing with Plants workshop for the garden club. Before the workshop
concluded, a dead body turned up and a witness claimed that Aunt Jewel bashed
the victim over the head. No one really believed Aunt Jewel was the killer
except the sheriff. Hence it was up to Kendra to change his mind.
The author has a folksy, fun style of
writing with a clever turn of phrase. She has assembled quite a group of
characters that readers are sure to find amusing. The dialogue is witty and sparkles. Nameless, Texas is a town I want to visit
again!
Thank you, Cherie!
bobbi c.
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