GAY DEGANI

Contact Gay at gaydegani@yahoo.com What's New?   "Stranger on the Porch" is now available at Every Day Fiction. If you have a few minutes, please read and leave a comment at the site. It's less than 1000 words so it goes fast! Thanks to all of you who are a constant support, no names lest I forget someone really important! You all know who you are!   "Monsoon" is now available in the August issue of Quality Women's Fiction 53 at the QWF site.  Single issue within the US is $14; outside the US is $19.  Yearly subscription within the US is $25; outside the US is $35/year.  Non-US residents will receive their single issue and subscriptions via email as a PDF file.   "Monsoon" was a finalist in the Glimmer Train Winter 2007-2008 Fiction Open.    Also:   Look for "Spring Melt," "The Breach," and "One Question "at Every Day Fiction.     If you would like to read my Every Day Fiction interview, please click here.   "The Breach" was the most read story for the month of March EDF and "One Question" placed third (romance) in the 2007 Preditors' and Editors' Readers Poll.    If you want to bookmark this page or share with others, just click the "add this" button below:         And don't forget: Quality Women's Fiction 53, August 2008 Little Sisters, Volume 1   The second NIKKI HYLAND, SLACKER DETECTIVE story "Oh, Hell," is now available from Amazon.com or from the publisher, Shannon Road Press.  The anthology, Little Sisters, Volume One, edited by Loretta Scott Miller, is a collection of short mysteries by emerging writers.  "Oh, Hell" features Nikki Hyland set once again in the San Gabriel Valley just northeast of La-La.  This time Nikki finds herself not among twenty-something druggies, but in Geezerland, where serial murder happens over apple martinis and rousing card games of Oh Hell.   NOW available at Amazon.com

Landmarked for Murder   Sisters-In-Crime LA's LAndmarked for Murder, an anthology of ten short mysteries featuring famous landmarks in the City of Angeles, published last year is still available.  This follow-up to Murder by Thirteen, A Deadly Dozen, and Murder on Sunset Boulevard has been edited by Harley Jane Kozak, Michael Mallory, and Nathan Walpow.      Published in THEMA "Hawaiian Hairdo" appears in the Fall 2007 "Written in Stone" edition of THEMA Literary Review out of New Orleans, Louisiana.