We've all thought about it. Some of us have even done it. I mean have you ever thought about it? Thought about what, you ask. Don't be that way; you know what. Have you ever wondered if you'd get away with it? I know you have, but don't worry; we all have. It's part of our human makeup. It's in the genes, so they say, from Cain killing Abel out of jealousy to the act of war. It's brutal, it's crazy, it's insanity to the max, but it's real. Most people think about it without blinking, and others worry they’ve slipped a gear. In this world of ours, wanting to kill that guy who cut you off is a bit over the top, but going home and writing a story about it is normal. If you're good at it, you can even earn a few fans along the way.

I love fiction, both writing and reading it. It is a great escape and allows me to clear the clutter in my mind. I can use words to really get in touch with my frustration and choke the living hell out of anyone I think deserves it. I mean, where else am I allowed to do that? Where else, but on a page, can you pile bodies in the street? The dead stack easy in my stories. But, one day while I drained my victims of ink, I thought of all the other writers out there who also partake in the brutal act of written homicide. I should make a book for all my kindred brothers and sisters, who see fit to scribble murder on the page over and over until it is just right. Yes, this is about murder and only murder. Death will pervade the pages of this, and ink will be used in the place of blood. Plenty of ink will be spilled from here on out, and the body count will rise quickly. I appreciate all the readers who stick with us. Just know that if you continue you might be tried as an accomplice.

A Million Peices by Peggy McFarland

The Colour of Murder by Dorothy Davies

Helping Out Away From Home by David S. Pointer

Dinner is in the Dog  by Simon Critchell

Lydia’s Ride  by Sirena M. Gibson

Top of the Heap By Nathan Robinson

The Birthday Party  by Matthew C. Funk

Without a Witness by W.C. Sowder

JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE  by Janett L. Grady

DEATHBED  by Bruce Memblatt

Prison Torment by Weston Kincade

Bonsai by Nate D. Burleigh

Cannibal  by Simon Critchell

No Fear by Efraim Z. Graves

It Was Dark By Matt Hatfield

REQUIEM IN A MESSY ROOM by Bruce Memblatt

THE GARDEN OF EDEN  by Salena Casha

Miggs  by Simon Critchell

Rubbish Day by Thadd Presley

Moss Covered Baby Doll” by Thadd Presley

The Rights of the Infected  by Christian A. Larsen

The Fish  by David Perlmutter

Children of Mislaid Hope by Jason Hughes

Dumped by Nate D. Burleigh

Lolipop by Keith G. Laufenberg