“In all the years we’ve been investigating homicides, how many times have you counted when the medical examiner or pathologist was wrong?” Mark turned his head quickly to Hector and saw a look he couldn’t describe upon his face. “What is it Hector? Do you know anything about this?”
Tag Archives: short stories
Fairy Tale
Once upon a time there was this kingdom where everything was wonderful, so long as the emperor was happy. He was an old ruler with many whims and wants and needs, not least of which was that his loyal subjects graced his presence with reverence and awe.
New Book Out Now
My loyal readers I have wonderful news to share with you. I have just released a new book called, Clock maker and the Red Widow. At this time it’s available on Amazon and of course through my website when my great and magical webmaster puts it up for all to view and buy.
Tiffany A Porcelain Doll
Her face appeared flawless. The color of ivory, as smooth and perfect as window glass she had a perfect look. Her name was Tiffany, at least that’s the name I gave her when I found her yesterday morning.
Another Story Completed
Yesterday I finished writing my first draft of my latest new novel and new series, Beyond The Pale, A Pink Diamond Mystery.
I have yet to start the editing process that will take a few weeks, but I feel really good about this, much more so than the last book I did, The Wizard.
The Audio Interview for A Man’s Passion
My fellow, loyal readers, I have great news to share. Kate Delaney’s interview with me is now live.
Funny Thing About Dreams
I have vivid dreams that are wonderfully crazy and odd and silly. Last night was no exception. I can’t recall how many times I saw giants, flying monkeys, or felt like I was falling endlessly when I was a child.
It’s A Gas
I filled my tank today at the local self-service station near the casino that I work at. As I filled the tank I noticed warning signs telling us morons how to safely fill a fuel can.
Global Book Network – Jerry P Schellhammer, author of I, Albert Peabody
Loyal readers, here is the interview I told you about earlier last month.
Global Book Network – Jerry P Schellhammer, author of I, Albert Peabody
11-11-11
The eleventh hours of the eleventh day of the eleventh month Private Doug Clark wasted away in an endless trench on the Western Front; a wasteland of craters, mud and tree trunks splintered by bombs and howitzer shells.
Jerry Schellhammer 