Seven By Seven is an anthology of forty-nine flash fiction stories, by seven talented authors, each story revolving around one of the seven deadly sins. Seven stories by seven authors, or Seven By Seven. Each story captures the author's unique take on that particular sin, and sometimes its consequences. The stories are sometimes horrifying, sometimes humorous, but always fascinating and engrossing.

Seven by Seven

Literature & Fiction

Short Stories & Anthologies

Wolfmont Pub

Zafiro has created a gritty, realistic world out of his own years of experience as a law enforcement officer. In "Under a Raging Moon", as serial gunman is plaguing River City, Washington, and becoming progressively more dangerous and violent. The police are eager to stop him, but internal politics and fate hamper the investigation and capture. And, the police officers themselves are dealing with their own personal demons and crises, which adds both tension and humanity to the mix. This intriguing, exciting and compelling read is sure to keep you turning pages.

Under a Raging Moon

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Zafiro, Frank

Mystery

Playwright William E. Spear delivers four delightful radio plays, three based upon classic literary pieces and one of his own original creations. From Chekhov comes "The Wager", with a self-imposed 15-year imprisonment with a fortune at stake. O. Henry inspires falling ivy leaves leading to death in "When the Last Leaf Falls." Spear's original creation, "You Didn't Have To Go," features a singing debut interrupted by murder. And Tarkington supplied the raw materials for "The Splendor in Midland", describing the diverging fortunes of three families in the hometown of those magnificent Ambersons. All four plays present the enduring power of radio to entertain contemporary audiences. These are full scripts, with synopses, character descriptions and directorial annotations. In addition, there is a very useful glossary of radio drama production terms.

Lit Between the Ears, Volume One: Chekhov, O. Henry, Spear and Tarkington On the Air [Classic literature and contemporary drama presented through radio's continuing and singular power to entertain]

Humor & Entertainment

William E. Spear

Radio

By the Chimney With Care is a collection of 19 fascinating fictional crime pieces, all themed to occur during the Christmas season. Such seasoned authors as O'Neil De Noux, John M. Floyd and Jeffrey Marks mix their talents with newer authors such as Margaret Fenton and John J. Wilson, to create a wonderful blend of humor, mystery, pathos and even redemption. Murder... burglary... ghosts of Christmas past... they're all here. The best part? Because the authors have all volunteered their creative efforts, the profits from this book go to the Toys for Tots Foundation.

By the Chimney With Care: A Christmas Crime Anthology

Nicholas Wolf was born in Pennsylvania, grew up outside Philadelphia, and was educated at Harvard where he specialized in English literature. He studied creative writing with, among others, David Mallery, Edwin Honig, John Hawkes, and Lillian Hellman. The poetry in this volume communicates his feelings about the death of his son, the impermanence of life and relationships with those around us.

Lost and Found

Wolf, Nicholas

Poetry

These ten stories are on-target tales of crime, mystery and suspense, taken from the 2007 issues of the Crime and Suspense ezine. It is a mixture of stories from seasoned and multiply-published authors, as well as newcomers to the crime fiction arena, but all are direct hits to the bullseye. These ten short stories make up a prime sampling of the various stories published in the Crime and Suspense ezine, and will please the reading palate of any fan of the genre. This is the second anthology from the editors of Crime and Suspense, and we anticipate many more.

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