Have another Turner/Frank story up and running--this time over at Angiesdiary.com.  Check it out.

http://angiesdiary.com/stories/shortstory/curious-klaus/

Here's a Turner Hahn/Frank Morales short story entitled, 'Midnight Rambler.'  And yes, the idea for it came to me while listening to the Rolling Stones.

http://www.darkestbeforedawn.net/

The second book of my Turner Hahn/Frank Morales police-procedural series comes out in June (tentatively) thru ebook publisher, Untreed Reads.

Traditional print rights are still available.  And who knows?  Maybe someday. . . .

Thought you might be interested in seeing one of my stories now up in Pulp Metal Magazine.  Called 'Goddess.' Hope you like your women beautiful and decidedly deadly.

http://pulpmetalmagazine.wordpress.com/2011/01/08/goddess-by-b-r-stateham/

Here's another Turner Hahn/Frank Morales short story, entitled 'Sisters' over at Pulp Metal Magazine. Scroll down to find it.

http://pulpmetalmagazine.wordpress.com/

I've got a new Turner Hahn/Frank Morales short story up and running over in Pulp Metal Magazine. Take a look and tell me what you think.

http://pulpmetalmagazine.wordpress.com/

Here's another one of my Turner Hahn/Frank Morales stories up and running on Pulp Metal Magazine.

http://pulpmetalmagazine.wordpress.com/2010/10/02/tough-way-to-order-carry-out-by-b-r-%c2%a0stateham/

Angie's Diary is a nice 'zine over in Europe that has put up a few of my stories lately. Try this one, a Turner Hahn/Frank Morales story. Tell me what you think.

http://angiesdiary.com/stories/short-story-stories/midnight-rambler/

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Scroll down and find my short story entitled, 'Silence.' It's one of my Turner Hahn/Frank Morales stories. And I have to say I'm rather happy with the way this one panned out.

http://thrillskillsnchills.blogspot.com/

Take a peek at my newest 'Smitty' story just posted on A Twist of Noir.

http://a-twist-of-noir.blogspot.com/2010/08/twist-of-noir-557-br-stateham.html

It's mind boggling what the top ten best-selling writers produce for an income,

http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2010/aug/20/james-patterson-highest-earning-author

If you are just putzing around with nothing to do, go over to this site and read my 'Call me Smitty.' Its the story that starts the life of Smitty--my friendly little assassin character.

http://angiesdiary.com/2010/08/call-smitty/

Here I am hunting again for a lit agent and/or publisher for A Taste of Old Revenge, the second book in my Turner Hahn/Frank Morales sereis.

What gets me is this; go to all the sites that lists agents and what you get are the same lists over and over again. The same names. The same agencies. If, in the past you contacted them once and they said not only no but 'Hell, no!" what's to make me think they're going to change their minds?

It's enough…

What the hell. I want to do something a writer like Earle Stanley Gardner did on a regular basis. Seems like he could write an entire Perry Mason novel in a little over a month's time. And he put out a TON of them while he lived. Now the quality of writing might be something to be desired (although I happen to like his clean, terse style) nevertheless, the quantity of his work is impressive.

So I'm thinking, why not give it a try? Why not hammer out a Turner…

Want to meet a different kind of detective? Want to meet a character who is loud, obnoxious, vain and a certifiable narcist? Like a little history thrown into the reading? Then you might enjoy Ffolkes' Mediciene: The Adventures of Geoffery Armitage Ffolkes begin.

Seventeenth Century piracy at its best--with a character who has a mind that pre-dates Sherlock Holmes in many respects. Geoffery Armitage Ffolkes is your man. Pirate, swordsman, poet and sometimes…

A new Tuner Hahn/ Frank Morales short story entitled Just a Job is in this month's Suspense magazine.

http://www.suspensemagazine.com

I've got two short stories up on a couple of sites. One is a Turner Hahn/Frank Morales piece. The other is about my newest character, a hit man by the name of 'Smitty.'

For the Turner/Frank story go to:

http://www.darkestbeforedawn.net

And for the Smitty story, go to:…

I was interviewed this last Friday at Ijustfinished.com. Click on the audio button and be amazed at the silliness I utter.

http://ijustfinished.com/author/b_r_stateham/96/

Got a new review for Ffolkes' Medicine. Thought I would share it.

http://www.amazon.com/Ffolkes-Medicine-Adventures-Geoffery-Armitage/dp/1936021218/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1274295528&sr=1-1