A man standing in front of Chan, turned to face him. “Oh wow,” the man said, “look who’s here. If it … More
Tag: #WriterWednesday
Shanghai Tower
I wouldn’t get caught dead in Dubai, so probably then in the endthe tallest building I’ll ever have visited in … More
The Loss of a Son (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 10)
Chan gathered himself in the corridor outside Conrad Jones’s room. Now he would have to tell him about his son’s death. One … More
Hiking Lessons
I am hiking up Pālolo Valley with my friend Olav. We’ve brought along way more than enough beer to fuel … More
The Meaning of Aloha (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 3)
As with Mr. Martìnez, Mr. Flores’s room was tidy, everything packed, and there was an airline ticket indicating that he’d … More
Retirement
It’s possible I may live longer than my parents did.Desperation for more time should affect me with less intensitymaybe, given … More
A Helping Hand (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part 33)
In his mind, Chan had just knocked Yu down on the floor and was kicking his teeth in. “David?” Yamamoto brought … More
Death on the Nile
“We are considered by your country to be a third-world country. They say we are 100 years behind you. Do you think … More
IX. A Madison Mis-Memory
i.My poor dance of memory means I can’t quite reconfigure you,a fool’s waltz round to think today, remembering how we … More
Pleasure Before Work (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part Nineteen)
Chan’s anger rose again. Who was Yamamoto to question him? “David,” said Yamamoto, “what’s her alibi for yesterday?” Chan’s anger shifted … More
Kindred Spirits
Glancing at the driver’s license photo, she thought it not very flattering and dropped it in the wastebasket. She wouldn’t use … More
Maybe Love (A David Chan Mystery, Part Twelve)
“Hubby told me,” Nina said, “that Daddy didn’t like wife number-one. Too grabby, he said. A person who’s too grabby, as far … More
Scene: Not To Be Heard
A big shout out to all those with shuttered dreamswho were in the plays, maybe breaking records,I mean broke, broke … More
Blood Brothers (A David Chan mystery, Part Five)
The final count was seven bodies including Mr. and Mrs. Goo and their oldest son Alfred. Two concerns topped David … More
The Beach
After that fallI thought going to the beachby myselfwas a great way to escapefrom everything. Almost, except, you know, it’s … More
Survey (Part Twelve)
“My mom didn’t notice what was going on until the new neighbors started putting up a fence one day on … More
Partners (Part Five)
“Well, since you mention it, Miss Gomes, we’re also finding this hard to believe.” She gave Chan a quizzical look. “How … More
Family (200)
The Blue Light was rocking. Chan sat with six men. One was Han Lee. “Lanning,” Chan said, “welcome. This,” he pointed to one … More
Protection (550)
Just at that moment two things happened. The intercom buzzed, and Lieutenant Chan came through the doors saying, “Don’t bother, I’ll … More
Waking Up (900)
“Pop, you got a regular Pacific Heights Hotel going on up here.” “He’s here?” I said. “Why didn’t you tell me?” … More
