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“A Really Great Team” by Dennis Palumbo is a story filled with so many crimes—one thing leads to another …
Extortionists, robbers, embezzlers and sometimes the innocent …
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"The universe is made of stories, not of atoms."
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Mysteryrats Maze Podcast Features Dennis Palumbo's Short Story Players
Mystery short story, "Players", written by mystery author Dennis Palumbo and read by Fresno actor Max Debbas. Players was previously published in From Crime to Crime, by Tallfellow Press.
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Dennis Palumbo Contributes to And All Our Yesterdays: Stories of mystery and crime through the ages
Dennis Palumbo's historical short story is titled, "A Theory of Murder," and originally appeared in The Strand Magazine. Featuring a young Albert Einstein as an amateur sleuth.
An anthology of historical mysteries from DarkHouse Books. Available as both an e-book and a paperback.
An anthology of historical mysteries from DarkHouse Books. Available as both an e-book and a paperback.
Dennis Palumbo's short story, "Blood Lines," appears in a new anthology of mysteries called DESTINATION: MURDER.
It's a collection of puzzling, suspenseful stories set in locales all over the world.
His contribution, originally published in THE STRAND Magazine, takes place in the jungles of Central America, with a brief side-trip to a monastery in Italy.
His contribution, originally published in THE STRAND Magazine, takes place in the jungles of Central America, with a brief side-trip to a monastery in Italy.
Dennis Palumbo Contributes to And All Our Yesterdays: Stories of mystery and crime through the ages
A new anthology of historical mysteries from DarkHouse Books. Available as both an e-book and a paperback.
Dennis Palumbo's historical short story is titled, "A Theory of Murder," and originally appeared in The Strand
Magazine. Featuring a young Albert Einstein as an amateur sleuth.
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