I've only been half paying attention to the publishing world lately, but it seems like more established authors are moving toward Seth Harwood's model of releasing their material into the wild on their own. Dave Zeltserman has recently taken a lighter turn by trying to expand on his novella Julius Katz, which originally appeared in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine. He briefly released the novella as a PDF, although the link now seems broken, and he has even started a blog where he interviews the character.
And yesterday, I found out that Allan Guthrie will be self-publishing his next novella Bye-Bye Baby, which is certainly an interesting turn of events. Are these signs of things to come?
Also, if you haven't read Dennis Tafoya's story "Doe Run Road," you really ought to.
An Initial Cut of the Falchions
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Organizers of this year’s Killer Nashville International Writers’
Conference (August 21-24) have released their list of finalists for the
2025 Silver Falch...
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