Short Fiction Archives - Page 19 of 36

SleuthSayers: On Subplots & Multiple Points of View in the Short Story

Art Taylor / January 11, 2019

SleuthSayers allowed me to step back in the rotation for a guest post on short stories—sparked by a couple of […]

Art Taylor / December 31, 2018

As an erstwhile SleuthSayer (not hardly emeritus and with columns still ahead too), I was pleased when Robert Lopresti nudged

Art Taylor / December 28, 2018

The first thing heard about Newcomer, Keigo Higashino’s newest book in translation, was about it being a novel in stories—right up

Art Taylor / December 12, 2018

My last quarterly newsletter of the year looks back at some highlights and milestones of 2018 and ahead toward new

Art Taylor / November 28, 2018

Back at Deadly Ink, Christopher Ryan and I sat down for a short chat on writing, teaching, and more—part of

Art Taylor / November 23, 2018

The Chesapeake Chapter of Sisters in Crime is hosting its annual end-of-year Mystery Author Extravaganza on Saturday, December 1—this year

Art Taylor / November 17, 2018

I’ll be hosting the group chat at House of Clues, a fun new Facebook group, on Monday, November 19. House

Art Taylor / October 28, 2018

Our family loves the Little Free Library just down the street from our house in Fairfax, VA. My wife Tara,

Art Taylor / October 21, 2018

I’ve been looking today at my calendar for the next couple of months, with an eye already toward the holidays.

Art Taylor / October 12, 2018

I first met Jon McGoran when we were both reading at a Noir at the Bar one snowy night in

Art Taylor / October 3, 2018

I’m thrilled that my story “Precision” has been selected by the New York Public Library for its SimplyE app, in

Art Taylor / September 19, 2018

When I started writing my September newsletter, I thought I didn’t really have any news to share… and then realized