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Gary's short
story "Swift Boats for Jesus" appears in Politics Noir: Dark Tales
from the Corridors of Power, edited by Gp from Verso. Pub
Date: April 2008.
Read an excerpt.
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With Chris
Chambers, Gp co-edited The Darker Mask: Heroes from the Shadows, a collection of
edgy prose super-hero stories from Tor. Pub date: August 2008.
Read an
excerpt from contributor Naomi Hirahara's "Tat Master."
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Gary's short story "Where All Our Dreams Come True" appears in
Hollywood and Crime edited by Robert J. Randisi from
Pegasus Books.
Publish Date: March 2007.
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"Sportin' Men" appears in Full House edited by Pete Hautman
from G.P. Putnam's Sons, coming in September.
Read an excerpt. |
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Check out "Roger Crumbler Considers His Shave" from Los
Angeles Noir anthology edited by Denise Hamilton out from
Akaschic
Books in May, 2007.
Read an excerpt and check out the reviews.
L.A. Noir gets some love on the Sun Sentinel's
mystery columnist
Oline Cogdill's blog.
L.A. Noir wins the award for Best Mystery of 2007 from the Southern
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GP has two linked short stories in the soon-to-be-out Kolchak
Casebook “Bad Hot Mojo" and "Broken Willow" from
Moonstone
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Gary's "Incident on Hill
19," appears in
Retro Pulp Tales, edited by Joe R. Lansdale, available from
Subterranean Press. These stories are all
pulp-inspired, hoping to capture the story-telling ability and fast
pace of tales from 30, 40, 50 years ago and more. |
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Gary's "The Socratic Method" now available from
Amazon Shorts, exclusively at
Amazon.com |
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Dublin Noir:
The Celtic Tiger vs. the Ugly American, an anthology of Irish
and American crime writers, edited by Ken Bruen. Check it out
at
Akaschic Books
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Cocaine Chronicles--May, 2005. Editors Gary
Phillps and Jervey Tervalon, present a collection of original
harrowing, scary, funny, sad and fantastic short stories revolving around
that most pernicious substance.
It features ALL NEW stories from Susan
Straight, Lee Child, Jerry Stahl, Ken Bruen, Laura Lippman,
Bill Moody, Nina Revoyr, and many more
For more information go to
Akaschic Books |
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Monkology
-- Features 13 tough tales about Los Angeles
investigator Ivan Monk, including an original novelette, The King
Alfred Plan, written expressly for the collection.
Check out
the reviews |
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Gary's story,
"Searching for Cisa"
appears in the upcoming
Kolchak: The Night Stalker Chronicles , a prose anthology from
Moonstone Comics
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"Beginners Luck" appears in Shades
of Black: Crime & Mystery Stories by African American Writers (Berkely
Prime Crime 2004). It features Martha Chainey. Here's what
Publishers' Weekly had to say: [...some of the 22 stories in this
excellent anthology are as hard as nails and as noir as a night in
Thompsonville (such as Gary Phillips's "Beginner's Luck,"
which stars Chainey, his no-nonsense former Las Vegas stripper...]
ISBN: 0425194027 |
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"The Counterfeit Comrade" appears
in Measures of Poison anthology published by Dennis McMillan
Publications. And as Dennis' prerequisite was for stories set in
the '30s, this one takes place in Harlem in 1935. The tale introduces a
new character, Levi Nefarious Pickett, who will appear in future yarns.
Go to
Dennis McMillan |
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Check out Gary's foray into the world of comic books with
Shot Callerz from Oni
Press |
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"The Raiders," was published in the Flesh and Blood III
erotic mysteries anthology in Spring 2003 from Mysterious Press.
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Check out a short film, "Sidewinder," that Gary
wrote. It appears in
Freestyle Mega.com
Synopsis: A detective wakes up bound to a bomb in an abandoned
warehouse.
Who did it and will she survive?
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"Lowball" a Monk short story, appeared in the 2000 edition
of The Mississippi Review Online.
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“Branded”
Flesh
and Blood: Erotic Tales of Crime and Passion
Edited by Max Allan Collins and Jeff Gelb Warner
(Paperback original--April 2001)
ISBN 0446677779 (to purchase from Amazon,
click here) |
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“The Sleeping Detective”
Shamus nominated short story
Reprinted in World’s Finest Crime and Mystery II
Edited by Ed Gorman, Tor Books, hard and tradepaper, Fall 2001
(originally published in The
Shamus Game presented by the Private Eye Writers of America, edited
by Robert J. Randisi, September 2000, ISBN 0451201299) (to purchase from
Amazon,
click here) |
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"The Measure"
The Blue and the Gray Undercover
All New Civil War Spy Adventures
Edited by Ed Gorman
Tor Books, hardback, Fall 2001 |
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“Hollywood Spring and Axle” in Sudden Death: Football
Mysteries, edited by Otto Penzler, New Millennium Entertainment,
hardback, August 2002. |
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"Wild Thang" an Ivan Monk story in After Hours: A
Collection of Erotic Writing by
Black Men, edited by Robert Fleming a
tradepaper from Plume, July 2002 |
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"Rio Blanco" in the Guns of the West anthology,
edited by Ed Gorman and Martin Greenberg, Berkley Publishing Group, mass
market, August 2002. |
