Mythical Drabbles: ‘The Dead of Winter’ by John H. Dromey

Please enjoy today's drabble from superstar Insignia Stories contributor, John H. Dromey! The Dead of Winter John H. Dromey “The three murder scenes are eerily similar,” Inspector Watanabe told Superintendent Tanaka. “An asphyxiated victim in a locked-room. It’s weird, though. Although the rooms were properly heated, the bodies were frostbitten.” “Any clues outside the houses?”... Continue Reading →

 INSTINCTS #27:‘Equipment Checklist (for a Yōkai P.I.’s Stakeout from behind a High Privacy Fence)’ by John H. Dromey

New haiku (with illustration) by John H. Dromey! Enjoy 🙂 Equipment Checklist (for a Yōkai P.I.’s Stakeout from behind a High Privacy Fence) John H. Dromey Sticking her neck out. The rokurokubi said Scratch the periscope             John H. Dromey was born in northeast Missouri, USA. He enjoys reading—mysteries in particular—and writing in a variety of... Continue Reading →

INSTINCTS #17: ‘Hot Pursuit Goes Underground…’ by John H. Dromey

First INSTINCTS poem for the year! Please enjoy another haiku (double) by regular contributor, John H. Dromey! Hot Pursuit Goes Underground, Hostage Unharmed                         John H. Dromey His sweetheart kidnappedA spelunking samuraiRushed to her rescue With his katanaHiro slew the abductorInter the dragon  ~~~ About the Author: John H. Dromey was born in northeast Missouri,... Continue Reading →

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