"The Far End of Bourbon Street," by Larry S. Evans II, in Blood on the Bayou: Case Closed, edited by Don Bruns, Down and Out, 2025.
I have a story in this book.
Townsend is a bestselling author of thrillers. Unfortunately he leads the life he thinks his readers expect which means a lot of drinking and other chicanery.
Allison, his publicist and long-suffering wife, is barely willing to suffer it anymore.
But everything changes after an event at a New Orleans bookstore/speakeasy, when Town finds himself under arrest for murder. Did he lose control in a drunken rage, or is he being framed?
The rest of the story appears in short flashes, the way I imagine waking up after a blackout might be. It is cleverly written and satisfying.
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