I have a new story up in the very cool and very noir flash fiction journal Powder Burn Flash. Here’s an excerpt. Good Fences By R.Narvaez Joe walked out his front door, down the stoop, and over to Frank’s door. He rang the bell twice. “I want to talk to you about your dogs,” Joe got around to saying. Frank was 68, a retired cop. Well over six feet tall,
I’ll be at Suffolk County Community College Creative Writing Festival this Saturday, May 7, 11 a.m., on the panel for the anthology Long Island Noir (edited by Kaylie Jones and due out next year from Akashic). My story “Ending in Paumanok” will be included in the anthology. Also on the panel will be Rockin’ Reed Farrel Coleman, Jazzy J.Z. Holden, and Kinky Ken Wishnia. All my Lawn Guyland homeys should