Short Fiction

Stories, novellas, and anthologies

Sisters in Crime - Canada West Anthologies

Crime Wave 1: Where Maple Meets Murder

Sisters in Crime - Canada West · Volume 1

The first anthology from members of the Canada West Chapter of Sisters in Crime.

Winona's contribution: Salty Dog Blues (novella) — shortlisted for the 2021 Crime Writers of Canada Awards of Excellence for Best Crime Novella.

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Crime Wave 2: Women of a Certain Age

Sisters in Crime - Canada West · Volume 2

The second anthology from members of the Canada West Chapter of Sisters in Crime.

Winona's contribution: Terminal Lucidity

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Crime Wave 3: Dangerous Games

Sisters in Crime - Canada West · Volume 3

The third anthology from members of the Canada West Chapter of Sisters in Crime.

Winona's contribution: On the Internet, Nobody Knows You're a Dog

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Crime Wave 4

Crime Wave 4: Home Sweet Homicide

Sisters in Crime - Canada West · Volume 4

The fourth anthology from members of the Canada West Chapter of Sisters in Crime.

Winona's contribution: Cross-Check

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Other Anthologies

Last Shot

A crime anthology featuring Winona's short story Blue Devil Blues, featuring Jason Davey.

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Last Shot anthology

Murder on the Menu

An anthology from the Second-Act Sleuths featuring Winona's stories Between Stations and Angostura Bitters.

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Short Fiction Collections

Four Short Sets with Jason Davey

Four mysteries. Four musical sets. One reluctant sleuth.

Winona brings together four previously published stories featuring her reluctant sleuth: a missing pampered dog aboard an Alaskan cruise… a dead nightclub owner and a stolen Fender Strat in Soho… a vanished folk musician whose trail leads to northern Alberta… and an online romance that spirals into obsession and murder.

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Ten Stories That Worried My Mother

A collection of 10 short stories from 1982 to the present, including four prize-winners, three mysteries, two previously unpublished works, and one where the hero manages to spare-change John Lennon at the premiere of A Hard Day's Night in 1964.

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