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Michael Ehart

MATAMOROS SHUFFLE • by Michael Ehart

March 18, 2010Every Day Fiction 16 Comments

Bullets spanged off the tarmac around our feet as we ran. Luis turned his head to shout something at me, but instead of words, a spout of blood burst from his lips, and he dove face first into the blacktop.… Continue Reading →

Mystery / Suspense, Stories FBI, Michael Ehart, retirement

Podcast EDF005: WITHOUT NAPIER • written by Michael Ehart • read by Adam Kerby

December 1, 2009Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Play this podcast now: Podcast EDF005 — “Without Napier” by Michael Ehart, read by Adam Kerby “Without Napier” was originally published by EDF on April 9, 2008, and is included in The Best of Every Day Fiction 2008. Michael Ehart’s stories… Continue Reading →

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JIMMY FOURFINGERS • by Michael Ehart

August 11, 2009Every Day Fiction 23 Comments

Jimmy Fourfingers looked across the square, his professional eye appraising the mid-day office crowd. He shook his head. High-rise, latte-sipping zombies. Downtown the scores tended to be high, but there were also lot of eggs. For every Mr. Mark there… Continue Reading →

Mystery / Suspense, Stories Michael Ehart, pickpockets, zombies

Interview with Michael Ehart

May 15, 2008Every Day Fiction 6 Comments

Many of our readers singled out Michael Ehart’s “Without Napier” as one of the best stories that we’ve published so far, and sent it soaring up EDF’s “Top Stories” list. Not surprisingly, the story placed as April’s most-read story. Michael graciously… Continue Reading →

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WITHOUT NAPIER • by Michael Ehart

April 9, 2008Every Day Fiction 40 Comments

“You are my heart and muscle, Yardi,” Napier would say. “There is no criminal in all of Marseilles who can stand against us.” Indeed, for over 30 years I had helped Napier solve crimes, but I had not his wit… Continue Reading →

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ONLY HIS NAME • by Michael Ehart

March 30, 2008Every Day Fiction 22 Comments

The bell rang, and Petey stood up, knocking back the stool with his calves. “This is the fifth,” he thought. “Gotta watch for that left.” He flipped his forehead to the left to flick off the sweat, and banged his… Continue Reading →

Mystery / Suspense, Stories boxing, Michael Ehart, reputation, sports

WHO COMES FOR THE MOTHER’S FRUIT • by Michael Ehart

November 17, 2007Every Day Fiction 11 Comments

Timra dabbed at her eye. It was swollen and black, reflected in the water from the cistern. Omri had loosened a tooth this time, too. Behind her she heard steps and a few stifled gasps, as the other women from… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Stories domestic violence, Michael Ehart
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