A Horse’s Tale
There are many, many colorful stories of the Old West. None are as fascinating as the tales of Edward Cremello, the Sleuth Horse of Wyoming. Edward, or “Ed,” as he was known to his fellow […]
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Mystery Movies for Hallmark?
Lately, I have been watching the Hallmark Movie Channel’s mystery features. In all these movies, murder comes a-calling to the smallest of towns and hamlets that dot the American landscape. And I’m not talking “Oops, […]
The Home Office Lament
I had coffee with comic Dena Blizzard. Our schedules don’t always sync up for our special meet ups, but when they do, we have a blast. Our topic for breakfast this fine morning was the discipline […]
Excerpt from The Notorious Ian Grant by Mark R. Hunter
An excerpt from Mark R. Hunter’s The Notorious Ian Grant which is available on Amazon.com – Donna Cavanagh “Senator.” Fran took a deep breath, then changed her stance in a way that made her […]
Resident Always Thought Something Like This Would Happen In His Neighborhood
Last night police responded to a grisly murder at the Terrace View Apartments in Camden, New Jersey. Details were even held back from the press due to their intensely graphic nature. While most residents were […]
John Wilkes Booth, the History Channel and Lessons on Crime
After completing several interviews for magazine deadlines, I decided I needed a cup of coffee and some non-computer down time, so I plopped myself in front of the TV and turned on the History Channel. […]