Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. Vol. 54, No. 3, March 2009

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John C. Boland is a financial journalist. His last story for AHMM, “Sargasso Sea,” appeared in September 2008.

Jay Brooks is a psychologist in New Mexico. “Oil Slick” is his first published short story.

S. W. Hubbard is the author of a book series set in the Adirondack mountains. Her third novel, Blood Knot, was re-leased by Pocket Books in 2005.

Jim Ingraham’s first novel, Remains to be Seen, a police procedural set in Maine, was published by Five Star Mysteries this summer.

Douglas Grant Johnson’s story, “Cliff’s Folly,” appeared in the November 2007 issue of AHMM. He is at work on a novel.

Gilbert M. Stack holds a PhD in history. His last story, “Guilt,” appeared in the December 2008 issue of AHMM.

“Best not to think about home too much, Arthur,” Orvil said.

Orvil was trying, like I was, to act little older than we were. But I thought he missed his home more than he’d admit. I turned to Arthur. He claimed to be sixteen, like me and Orvil, but I wasn’t so sure about that. He was a little young to be out on the road, but so were me and Orvil, when you come down to it. Still, there we were, all three of us, in the middle of the night, clinging to the top of a boxcar on a fast-moving freight train.

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