Balzac had Le Voleur. Chandler had The Black Mask. You’ve got Vautrin.
Highlights of the summer 2020 issue include:
- A rendezvous with commerce for Scott Phillips’s wily rogue, Bill Ogden, set in early twentieth century Los Angeles
- Voice and intrigue to the fore in short stories by Ellery Queen stalwarts Marilyn Todd and Leslie Elman
- Variations on that theme via poetry by David Weed and Scott Richard
- Impressionistic short fiction by Trista Wilson
- A spot-on take on James Sallis by Bruce Jacobs
- Paul Dee Fecteau trips on the High Priestess in his latest essay about Tarot and film
- Jason Quinn Malott trains his eye on the type of fiction that’s worth pursuing
- In a pseudonymous effort from Cat Cornelius, Amethyst found a flaw in the fabric of time. Can a man called the Mechanic fix it?
- Black Mask fiction from Ward Sterling
- Carlos Herrera catches up with Nigel Strode as the political consultant balances desire and the uphill battle to reelect the GOP’s finest
Order the Summer issue from Watermark Books & Café: https://www.watermarkbooks.com/book/9780983679936
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