The Fall Guy – New Noir Fiction. My latest short story, The Fall Guy, has just been published by the illustrious editors at Literally Stories. We’re talking Noir here, the genre of tough guys and sneaky dames. This is a whodunnit tale that uses an Agatha Christie setting and a Raymond Chandler style. For example, picture Sam Spade wandering into an English country house and you’re there. Hats off to Literally Stories for their on-going support of my scribbles.
Literally Stories is a great print and online literary magazine that continues to support my work. You can share and support their fine efforts (and Indie Authors such as Yours Truly). How? It’s simple, just visit their site and enjoy a FREE read! Sure, they’re featuring my story The Fall Guy, but there are tons of other fine literary treats as well. Just mash the link below.
Read The Fall GuyOr, if you’re button phobic, here is the link to Literally Stories, where you can read my funny, hard-hitting noir story The Fall Guy. Your free read is standing by, so what are you waiting for?
Speaking of Noir fiction, I need a damn detective to keep track of the happenings around here. MEF is busier than big asses at Walmart on Black Friday. Stories just gone live, more stories going live. Good readers, I’m barely staying afloat on this flood of words. As a result, it goes without saying that you should stay tuned to the MEF posts and newsletter for updates and publishing announcements. Be well and safe, my wonderful readers!
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