Contemporary Fiction Archives

Short Fiction: “Like Left Doesn’t Mean Left” By Tom Andes

Tom Andes, a contributor and reviewer to Mystery Tribune, has published short fiction with Guernica and Akashic Books among others.

As a New York-based practicing physician specializing in Radiology, Glenn Gray not only finds satisfaction in helping his patients but

Erik Storey is a former ranch hand, wilderness guide, dogsled musher, and hunter. He spent his childhood summers growing up on

Boston native Eugenio Volpe is a PEN Discovery Award winner and Pushcart nominee. His first book The Message was published by

Nikhil Iyengar has lived and worked in Asia, Europe and the US. His science-fiction short film ‘Borrowed Time’ (Writer/Director) was

Joan Leotta is a poet, performer and writer of both fiction and non-fiction books. As a long-time resident of Washington

Kristy Gherlone is the New Hampshire author of The History Lottery, Twelve Urns, Innate Tendencies, and various short stories. Her

As an economist, Patricia Dusenbury produced many dry reports. Now, she hopes to atone by writing mysteries that people read

Eric J. Gates has had a curious life filled with the stuff of thriller novels. Writing Operating Systems for Supercomputers,

JC Andrijeski is a USA Today bestselling author of paranormal mystery & supernatural suspense, often with a metaphysical bent. She’s lived all over

Crystal Arbogast was born and raised in the Appalachian area of Southwest Virginia. As a child, she listened to the stories