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June Lorraine Roberts
June Lorraine Roberts is a Flash Fiction writer of crime fiction, whose stories have been featured by Murderous Ink Press, Punk Noir Magazine, Akashic Books and The Flash Fiction Press. As the creator of MurderInCommon.com, a website about crime fiction books and authors, she features debut and mid-list writers worldwide. Murder in Common is a FeedSpot Top 100 Crime Novel Website. June Lorraine is a graduate of the London School of Journalism, a member of Sisters in Crime, and the Short Fiction Mystery Society. She has served as a Derringer Judge, Bouchercon panelist, and has read her work at Noir at the Bar. As time permits, she beta reads for crime fiction authors.
Stephen Collier: Crimson Dragon
DI Mandy Lee was young when she escaped from her triad family Crimson Dragon. Now she is a homicide detective […]
Paul D. Brazill: Punk Fiction +Bonus Interview
I’ve been wanting to feature Paul D. Brazill for some time now, and it’s finally come together. Punk Fiction – […]
James Grady: This Train
C.C.C.C.: Confirm Contain Control Contingencies. The four Cs of foresee. Nora, Constance and her dog Mugzy, the messenger bag man, […]
Charles Salzberg: Canary in the Coal Mine
..Yogi Berra said it best: It ain’t over till it’s over. This is what I think over looks like. No […]
C.S. Porter: Beneath Her Skin
“All any of us have is now…That’s the job. That’s what detectives do. We look backwards. We serve the dead.” […]
Mark Rowley & David Derbyshire: The Sleep of Reason
It begins at the Chilton Theme park, a man with a knife, and a family strapped into a ride, helpless […]
Joe Ide: The Goodbye Coast
Philip Marlow didn’t last long as a police officer, just like his father Emmett a decorated detective predicted. Ten years […]
Paul Cleave: The Quiet People
It was a day that went bad and got worse. A day when Cameron Murdoch took his ‘on the Autistic […]
David Bradbury: Harbor City Homicide
“Detective,” he said, meeting her gaze. “You want the word on the street, honest to God, unvarnished. You’re a door […]
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