THUGLIT Issue Nineteen

by Todd Robinson (Editor), Mike Miner, Thomas Pluck

It's another issue of the multi award-wining crime fiction mag, THUGLIT! Filled with EIGHT brand new stories of crime and criminals that will bring you straight to the edge. Dig the nasty, kittens. It ain't gonna be pretty.

IT'S GONNA BE THUGLIT!!!



In This Issue of Thuglit:

ANIMAL CONTROL by Don LaPlant
THE LAST TIME WE SAW BEARS IN LAKE CASTOR by Eryk Pruitt
THE STROKE OF MIDNIGHT by J. David Jaggers
MOMMA'S BOY by Mike Miner
THE LAST DETAIL by Thomas Pluck
OUR MAN JULIAN by Nikki Dolson
BRUIN by Brandon Patterson
CLEAN-UP ON AISLE 3 by Adam Howe

Genres: Crime, Short Stories, Anthologies

124 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 31, 2015

Reviews

[Jack · Rating 5 out of 5]

Pulp noir short stories

As usual, this issue of Thuglit delivers another good set of crime stories. For some reason I really liked the last one best. Great plot twist I wasn't expecting.

[Steven · Rating 3 out of 5]

The Adam Howe story that starts this one off - "Clean-Up on Aisle 3" - is a kick-ass story about a convenience store robbery and is one of the best crime stories I've read the past few years. The rest of the issue is so-so, good but not great like Howe's story.

[Dave · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another terrific collection of crime stories. There's definitely a few unexpected twists here. But these are slightly warped tales of greed, regret, bad debts, and worse gambles.

[Randolph Rossi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Stories About the Criminal Element

I found the stories unique and very entertaining. It seems that stupidity is a prime requisite for victims and perpetrators alike.

[April]

Only got 2 stories into this issue before my Kindle Unlimited trial expired. Will try to pick it up again soon.