The Spring volume (#33) of Lowestoft Chronicle features stories, poems, and essays by Rob Dinsmoor, Glen Donaldson, Joan Frank, Katie Frankel, Sharon Frame Gay, Jean L. Kreiling, David Macpherson, Don … Read More ›
“In a hardboiled 1950s tale of robbery, murder, and retribution, a retired cop turned hotel detective uses his sleuthing skills to track down the gangster responsible for assaulting his stepson. … Read More ›
“In two thrilling, out-of-the-ordinary crime stories, an assistant district attorney attempts to frame the city’s police chief for the murder of his mistress, and a travelling company vice president finds … Read More ›
“Absurd, thrilling, and wickedly funny, Jean-Marie Blas de Roblès’s rollicking Island of Point Nemo is a wildly inventive novel that crosses continents and oceans and literary styles and genres, attempting to find … Read More ›
“In the gripping fifth book in Sheldon Russell’s critically acclaimed historical mystery series, one-armed railroad detective Hook Runyon goes undercover as a hobo to hunt down a formidable serial killer … Read More ›
Last week we made the following nominations for the Pushcart Prize (for poetry, short stories, essays, memoirs or stand-alone excerpts from novels published by little magazines and small presses in … Read More ›
Lowestoft Chronicle 2.0 went live late last month. The long-overdue new website means that the LC can now be easily read on almost all devices, no matter what size the … Read More ›
This winter at Lowestoft Chronicle: From strange foods and strange faces in China and India, to scowling strangers and lopsided skulls in Europe and America, the Winter volume (Issue #32) … Read More ›
“In a violent and fast-paced crime noir tale, a wily, dangerous criminal escapes from prison and vows to avenge the murder of his former cellmate and continue the man’s extensive … Read More ›
“In two masterfully written, fast-paced Westerns reprinted from the 1950s, a hot-headed teenager on the run from the law becomes a bandit… and the fastest gunman ever to come out … Read More ›