FRANKLYN C. THOMAS

It's the most wonderful time of the (sports) year.

A businessman and a beautiful stranger plan to murder his unfaithful wife, but then finds...

This story starts four-plus years ago. My wife (still my girlfriend at the time) had an incident at work where she and a customer at a...

The discovery of a mass grave at a notorious Florida reform school for boys sets in motion a series of legislative inquiries. But for a...

Love makes you chase the stars in Neil Gaiman’s classic 2001 fairy tale, Stardust.

Nothing is more motivating than having to put your money where your mouth is...

Two months after failing to capture a serial killer, a detective in rural England develops sporadic memory issues from head trauma caused...

My review of Jonathan Maberry's 2020 novel, Ink.

Part 2 of our holiday jaunt to New York, New Jersey, and various parts of Germany

Welcome back, y'all!

Went on vacation last month. Here's how it started...

A Brooklyn couple in a bedbug-infested apartment finds their marriage suffering as their careers take inverse tracks. As they drift...

It’s the end of summer, 1983 in Malibu, California: time for the last days on the beach, the end of tourist season, the end of tourist...

A newly divorced father experiences a new life in New York’s Upper West Side via dating apps. But when his ex-wife disappears, leaving...

Last year at this time, I was a little more than a week into NaNoWriMo. I had worked on that particular project for three previous NaNo...

After a young man and his friends win ownership of the largest and most influential tech company on the planet, they stumble on a...

Hey! How ya doin’? It’s been a while, hasn’t it? If you’ve been here before, welcome back; if this is your first visit, thanks for...

Summer is here!

Hello, friends! February is already a almost two weeks old and I’m only now getting to the blog. That’s my bad, it’s been a crazy month...

On December 29th, after three attempts during separate NaNoWriMos over four years, I finished the first draft of a project I call Urban...