Members Elizabeth Zelvin, Lina Zeldovich, and Terrie Farley Moran have all had short stories accepted into the newest charitable anthology from Tony Burton’s Wolfmont Press. The themed collection becomes available near the holidays, and all the profits will go the charity Homes for Our Troops.

Congratulations to all on your acceptance, and on your contributions to such a worthy cause!

This month, member Lina Zeldovich has had two stories appear online at two different sites.

Her short story Perfect Takedown is now up at Thrillers, Killers ‘N’ Chillers.  Also, a reprint of her story Nailed is now appearing at A Twist of Noir.  Congrats, Lina!  We’ll check out both stories and markets!

Member S.E. Dahlinger, with co-editor Leslie Klinger, has combed through the archives from notable illustrated journal The Bookman, published from 1895 to 1933.  The witticisms, reviews, letters, and commentary relating to the world’s greatest sleuth have been organized and annotated, and are now made available by an imprint of Wessex Books.  For many fans and scholars, this is a rich pool of fresh content, and the title’s receiving praise from no less than Otto Penzler and Jon Breen.  See Gasogene Books for more about SHERLOCK HOLMES, CONAN DOYLE, AND THE BOOKMAN. Congratulations, Susan, on discovering neglected historical content that’s making new waves in Sherlockiana!

The debut mystery from our longest-distance chapter member Avery Aames (aka Daryl Wood Gerber) is now available everywhere!  THE LONG QUICHE GOODBYE is her first Cheese Shop Mystery with Berkley Prime Crime.  It’s in paper and e-book formats at your favorite bookseller.  Charlotte Bessette’s adventures begin when this small-town Ohio cheese seller finds a body outside her shop.  Worse yet, the victim’s been stabbed with one of her own prized knives.  Congratulations Avery on a great launch that proves murder and Manchego do go together!