Writing Wrongs
Jim J WilskyFiction that has friction. I will post author interviews, classic book recommendations and my own crime short stories. I am also the co-author of a four-book series that is available in print, audio and ebook formats at Amazon and other similar outlets.
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Honey Trap - Part X
Sophie blinked rapidly and she sat straight up on the couch in a sudden move, like an attentive student sitting in a classroom. The main room came back into focus and the weather outside had dramatically changed with bright su...
A Grifters Song
Once upon a time I was fortunate enough to be invited to participate in what turned out to be the largest project I’d ever been a part of. A visual helps illustrate the sheer volume of work.
“A GRIFTER’S SONG is a thirty-five episode antho...
Update
Update. Then I’ll stop. The ring. Notice also the candles Evan placed on the steps. He was waiting for her at the top holding a small velvet box. The guy went all out. Then they went out to eat at Del Frisco’s. My absolute favorite steakhou...
Heart
I just got off the phone with Bug. There were tears on both ends of the wireless line. I had to write this now. Right now.
Bug is my youngest daughter. I gave her that nickname long ago, because as a toddler, she skipped the staggering, st...
Honey Trap - Part IX
Following the short meeting with the Englishman. Sophie had gone to her suite at the Hotel Stadt as she and Rein had discussed. She had waited for him, pacing around the apartment with one drink after another, and in that void she’d...
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I write Crime Fiction, Historical Fiction, Western, in addition to 2 ongoing series: Author Insights and Books of Great Impact (classic book reviews). I co-authored a 4-novel set; Blood On Blood, Queen of Diamonds, Closing the Circle and Harbinger.
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