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It's never just about taking a shot...This is the eighth issue in the Switchblade Outlaw Fiction anthology. Featuring Seven Switchblade Veterans, as well as some brand new players you ought to know. Featuring the poetry of Doug Knott, and fourteen no-luck tales from the dark corners of some of the most cutting edge criminal minds. Noir from the fringe-each of the stories in this volume offer one thing for sure: it doesn't matter how strong your game is, or whether you run the table. Sooner or later, you're going to end up behind the eight ball.

It's been said that hardboiled noir is a boys club. Well, not anymore. Switchblade: Stiletto Heeled is the ultimate women of noir anthology. Thirteen dire and gritty tales from some of the most prominent women writing in the noir genre today. Featuring: Sarah M. Chen, Lissa Marie Redmond, Cindy Rosmus, Susan Cornford, Tawny Pike, E.F. Sweetman, Bethany Maines, Carmen Jaramillo, Serena Jayne, Charlotte Platt, Sarah Jilek, Susan Kuchinskas, and Ann Aptaker. Edited by Lisa Douglass. These aren't police procedurals or cozy murder mysteries. It's all hard-as-they-come, no luck tales, featuring all women protagonists. It's all women authors. It's all noir. It's about time.

The Jacket is off, and with one thumb jab at the button the blade is out; whitening your throat at the tip, just below the jugular. Switchblade is back for another stab at 12 sharp & deadly hard luck-tales from some authors you may know, and a few you've yet to discover. It's coming at you; quicker than the eye can see, the second cut of Switchblade.

Cutting edge suspense under extreme tension. Quick & dirty flash fiction and sharp & deadly crime fiction at your fingertips; featuring a motley crew of 13 usual suspects, and new blood. This is it: the first cut of Switchblade. No-limit crime culture springs to life at the hands of Paul D. Brazill, Preston Lang, Liam Sweeny, Steve Liskow, Jim Wilsky, Larry Kelter, William Dylan Powell, Susan Cornford, Travis Richardson, Jack Bates, Tom Leins, Fred Zackel, and Scotch Rutherford.