Crime Fiction Dossier: Blog Short Story Project 3

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Blog Short Story Project 3

Bryon Quertermous and Dave White put together the third Blog Short Story Project and several writers chose to play along. The requirements this time were that the story had to be under 1000 words and it had to involve blogs.

The stories (to be updated):

Patricia Abbott - "RE: University Protocol on Incidents of Student Plagiarism"

Stephen Allan - "Take That, You Prick"

Bill Crider - The Sunshine of My Wife

John DuMond - "The Truth Hurts"

JT Ellison - "Bits and Pieces"

Paul Guyot - "As I Lay Dying"

Daniel Hatadi - "Dumped"

Mike MacLean - "How Does It Feel?"

Christa M. Miller - Blogging a Fantasy

David J. Montgomery - "AmberSki77"

Karen E. Olson - "Smoking Gun"

Bryon Quertermous - "I Am Not Paul Avery"

Anthony Rainone - "Burning Down The House"

Stephen D. Rogers - "Comments Enabled"

JD Rhoades - "Flame War"

John Rickards - "Your Friends"

Gerald So - Confession of a Spenser Fan

Pari Noskin Taichert - "The Cat's Meow"

Dave White - "The Best Blog Story...Ever"

March 05, 2007 in Blogs and Blogging, Fiction | Permalink

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David J. Montgomery is the thriller/mystery critic for The Daily Beast and the Chicago Sun-Times. He has written about authors and books for several of the country's largest newspapers, including the Washington Post, USA Today and Boston Globe.

He lives in the Washington, D.C. suburbs with his wife and daughters.

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