I’m very pleased to report that my short story, “The Selwyn Arms,” is in the Sept/Oct 2025 issue of Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. In “The Selwyn Arms,” a young woman on the autism spectrum has finally found her place in the world, among a family of sorts. When the unthinkable happens, she will launch her own investigation and do whatever it takes to restore balance to her world.
My short story, “No Title, No Clout,” which was originally published in the Jan/Feb 2025 Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, is now on The Mystery Hour podcast, read by the fabulous Rabia Chaudry. You can find it on your favourite podcast platform. I listened to it for free on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-title-no-clout/id1581854514?i=1000716490599
My story, “Heartfelt,” is in the current (July/August) issue of Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. This is my sixth appearance in AHMM and I couldn’t be more pleased!
I’m delighted to have my short story, “Liminal State,” published on The Saturday Evening Post website. Estelle flies to Calgary to spend Christmas with her family, only to find herself resurrecting her police skills in order to find a missing man. The story is free to read.
I was lucky enough to be interviewed by Erik D’Souza of Crime Writers of Canada this week. Erik has been interviewing all the writers shortlisted for the various Crime Writers of Canada Awards of Excellence. That makes him one busy guy! I had fun talking with him, as always. Here are some links to my interview. It is also available on all major podcast distributors.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/r9WhcdQDTN4