Switchblade No. 7William R. Soldan “The Bastard Girl of Tampa Ray” (verse)
Contents
Scotch Rutherford: Editor’s Corner

Sharp & Deadly Fiction
Bryce Wilson “Dogfight”
R. Daniel Lester “Nowhere to Go but Dead”
Jon Zelazny “Jackass Junction”
Jack Bates “Kettle’s Wake”
Michael R. Colangelo “Tick Tock”
J.L. Boekestein “Sleep Tight Hannibal”
Mark Slade “The Last Savior”
C.W. Blackwell “Kiss for Karma”
Arthur Evans “Dead Drop”
Bill Davidson “Sister”
Nick Kolakowski “My Worst Morning Ever”

Switchblade No. 7 back coverQuick & Dirty Flash
Stephen D. Rogers “Last Day of Summer”
David Rachels “A Serial Killer Buys a Watermelon”
Scott Hallam “Choices”
Matthew X. Gomez “Queen of Vice City”

Author Bios/Acknowledgments

Switchblade: An Anthology of Noir
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Editor: Scotch Rutherford
Cover photos: Scotch Rutherford
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