Collection of Short Stories
"Bride of Torches," Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine (March/April 2020).
"The Death of an Ass," Denim, Diamonds and Death: Bouchercon Anthology (Down & Out, 2019).
“Lost Pages from the Book of Judith,” Jewish Noir (PM Press, 2015).
“Market Day,” Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine (Nov. 2012).
“Cups and Varlets,” Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine (June 2012).
“Dim Bulbs, Dead Roaches,” in Crime Square, Robert Randisi, ed. (Vantage Point, 2012).
“Blood Drive,” in Long Island Noir, Kaylie Jones, ed. (Akashic, 2012).
“North on Clinton,” in Murder New York Style, Terrie Moran, ed. (SinC/NY, 2011).
“Piece Work,” in Send My Love and a Molotov Cocktail!, Gary Phillips & Andrea Gibbons, eds. (PM Press, 2011).
“Between Minkhe and Mayrev,” Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine (April 2010).
“Burning Twilight,” Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine (March 2010).
“Dissed,” in Politics Noir, Gary Phillips, ed. (Verso, 2008)
“Viernes Loco,” in Queens Noir, Robert Knightly, ed. (Akashic, 2008)
“The Dope Show,” in Murder in Vegas, Michael Connelly, ed. (Forge Books, 2005)
“All that Glitters,” Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine (June 2004).
“Unusual Floral Organs,” Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine (Sept. 2003).
“Under the Big Black Sun,” in And the Dying is Easy, Pittman and Riffle, eds. (Signet, 2001)
“Just Like a Boy,” Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (August 2001).
“Lead and Leather,” Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (August 2000).
Burning Twilight
A Novella
As tensions mount between Christians and Jews in Europe at the end of the 16th century, deadly consequences ensue. To seek the truth and prevent injustices, a wandering Talmudic scholar and an accused witch become unlikely partners, traveling together and solving a series of murders in this continuation of the award-winning novel The Fifth Servant.
Available as an e-book only.
