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NEW!
"Kris Kristofferson’s
gruff voice thundered like hurricane winds from the multiple
speakers in the Key West Saloon’s showroom, his recorded words
vibrating off the walls as he sang about love and loss,
whiskey, pilgrims, Sunday mornings, and traveling with Bobby
McGee."
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The
March/April double issue of Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine
is off the racks, so I thought I would put my story from that
issue,
Murder
in Key West, on my website.
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I first wrote “Finding
Picasso” in Sept. 2004, but it never went anywhere.
The story shows a darker side of protagonist Mick Murphy and
that’s maybe why I like it and some don’t. I’ve only done some
minor editing, so it’s pretty much the way I wrote it in ’04.
I had the idea for the story years ago as I walked through the
Museum of Fine Art in Los Angeles and saw some Picasso
painting that I liked. How would I steal them, I wondered and
found the hallway that appears in the story. Of course, I
didn’t steal them, but the seed was planted, and I had fun
harvesting it when it had ripened.
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"Some days just seem to
begin right, to hold promise. The day began that way. I stood
barefoot, shirtless, wearing cutoff shorts on the deck of my
40-foot sloop, the Fenian Bastard, and I had a cup of freshly
brewed coffee and the daily paper."
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