Some thoughts on humanity’s long-term prospects, and by long-term, I mean REALLY long-term. Probably all nonsense.
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Short Story
Crossroad Now Available on Audiobook
Crossroad, a Melisende Dulac mystery, is now available on audiobook from Scribd, narrated by Eleanor Caudill.
Christmas Spirit
On Christmas Eve, a mother is accused of drowning her child, and a shocking discovery forces Melisende Dulac to confront her own ghosts of Christmas past.
August 2021 Newsletter
News: events in August and September 2021, cat pictures, and hints about what’s in the works.
Southwest Washington Writers Conference 2021
Join me and a dozen other writers and presenters for the The 7th (Almost) Annual Southwest Washington Writers Conference, September 10 and 11, 2021.
W.H. Cameron Joins a Mystery Panel Hosted by the Escondido Library on April 15, 2021
Join Stacie Murphy, Emmeline Duncan, and me for Escondido Public Library’s Virtual Author Chat on April 15, 2021 at 5:30pm.
Hey Nineteen
During one of her first solo body removal jobs as an apprentice mortician, Melisende Dulac discovers an old man’s sad end may not have been all that natural.
Heat Death
In 1971, days before shipping out to Vietnam, a young Skin Kadash joins his best friend for a “so long to the world” blow-out at a cabin in the mountains, unaware they’re pawns in a murder plot.
Murder at the Beach
This collection is edited by Dana Cameron and features stories by Patricia Abbott, Al Abramson, Roger Angle, Craig Faustus Buck, Bill Cameron, Judith Cutler, Ray Daniel, Jeffery Deaver, Phillip DePoy, Sharon Fiffer, Delaney Green, Eldon Hughes, Tanis Mallow, Edward Marston, Krista Nave, Gigi Pandian.
Privacy Fence
In a darkly comic clash of neighbors over the height of a fence, the solution for one seems to be kidnapping . . . and possibly even murder.
About BCMystery
When not tending his chickens, BCMystery shapes unruly words into captivating people caught in harrowing situations. As Bill Cameron, his work includes the critically-acclaimed Skin Kadash mysteries and, as W.H. Cameron, the high desert mystery Crossroad. He’s presently at work on a historical mystery set on the Oregon coast.