Hometown thriller: Alberta authors flex their crime-writing skills in new anthology
Julie Hiner’s story Chopped Candy starts with the gruesome murder of a stripper in 1973, offering a little-seen glimpse into the surprisingly gritty underworld of Wetaskiwin, Alta., as seen through the eyes of a topless dancer named Disco Dee. In Sam Wiebe’s Jim Thompson-esque More Alive Than Dead, two crooks — one young, one old […]
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