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John Floyd
John Floyd’s work has appeared in more than 200 publications, including The
Strand Magazine, Woman’s World, Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, and Ellery
Queen’s Mystery Magazine. A 2007 Derringer Award winner, John is also the author of three collections of short fiction:
Rainbow’s End, published in 2006, Midnight, published in
2008, and Clockwork, which was released in 2009.
Q & A
What role does memory play in your writing?
A big one. I think almost everyone, at least some of the time, writes about people and places (or composites of people and places) that they've known, in real life. One also has to be able to remember ideas, at least long enough to jot them down.
What was your first published work, and what did you do to celebrate it?
My first acceptance was a short story in Mystery Time, published in their August/Winter 1994 issue. I celebrated by spending the five dollars I received in payment on a large pepperoni-and-mushroom pizza. Seriously.
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A big one. I think almost everyone, at least some of the time, writes about people and places (or composites of people and places) that they've known, in real life. One also has to be able to remember ideas, at least long enough to jot them down.
What was your first published work, and what did you do to celebrate it?
My first acceptance was a short story in Mystery Time, published in their August/Winter 1994 issue. I celebrated by spending the five dollars I received in payment on a large pepperoni-and-mushroom pizza. Seriously.
Ask John a Question
Stories
Books by John Floyd
The Messenger
Joe Perry, a lawyer who is a bit short on scruples, meets a man who claims to be an angel and who offers him a choice.
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Joe Perry, a lawyer who is a bit short on scruples, meets a man who claims to be an angel and who offers him a choice.
Time: 13:51 / $0.89 Sample Add to Cart
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Books by John Floyd