Category Archives: Greg Herren

Holiday Stories, Short-Story Month, Day # 15

Posted on May 16, 2019 by jeffbaker307

By Jeff Baker I have a tradition involving reading short stories around Christmas. I re-read two stories by the great British author Margery Allingham. The first, “On Christmas Day In The Morning,” involves her detective Albert Campion (a man who … Continue reading →

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Short-Story Month, Day # 10. I Love a Mystery.

Posted on May 11, 2019 by jeffbaker307

By Jeff Baker I’ve loved mystery short-stories for decades. Let’s start with Greg Herren’s “Annunciation Shotgun,” (which appears in New Orleans Noir.) Set in the post-Katrina New Orleans the author knows so well, if it was an episode of “Alfred … Continue reading →

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