In November of nineteen hundred and forty-five, a story was published in the Atlantic Monthly about a small town in northeast Ohio. The writer, a man who did feature articles for the magazine, wrote of a train derailment on the
My first experience in a London casino came in the early eighties. I’d spent a couple of years in Vegas playing blackjack, but British gaming parlors were a new experience. Readers need to keep in mind that Las Vegas was
Author Larry Seeley Revisits Casino-Infused Southwest In 17 Degrees North – the Explosive Follow-Up to Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves March 1, 2012 – Seventeen degrees three minutes north—the latitude of the border that separates Juarez, Mexico from El Paso, Texas—for
Following is an excerpt from 17 Degrees North, the second book in the Jack Sloan series. Chapter 3: Lights Out Do the dead dream? The blasts from two shotguns echoed through the pitch-black night. I heard the buzz of pellets
Once upon a time… My buddy and I were big-time gamblers in Vegas. When we visited, we often stayed at the Las Vegas Hilton (no longer affiliated with the hotel chain). In those days, they boasted “Sky Villas” located on
