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WHO
IS SHE?
MORGAN'S BIO

WHO
SAYS?
REVIEWS

RECOGNITION

WHERE
IS SHE?

Usually in her studio.
Or spending time with family. Or glamping in her
1967 Yellowstone trailer.
Or any number of places.
If those have to do with writing, they'll be listed here.

{ THE LATEST NEWS }

"Nest," Morgan's latest short story, was published in
The Spoilt Quilt and Other Frontier Stories

NOVEMBER 2019
Five Star Publishing

ROUNDUP MAGAZINE

FEBRUARY 2018

Morgan's article,
"Line Shacks, From Necessity to Inspiration"
appeared in Roundup Magazine's
February 2018 issue.

"Beaubien," Morgan's short story featuring Detroit private eye Mary Shelley,
was reprinted in
The Big Book of Female Detectives, curated by Otto Penzler.
(Random House's Vintage Books imprint.)

"Tinsel Town," the new western short story in JUNCTION,
was a 2016 finalist for the
Western Writers of America Spur Award in short fiction.

JUNCTION
A Short Story Collection

From Crossroad Press, a collection of twelve Deborah Morgan short stories--two of which appear for the first time in this collection.

JUNCTION offers a look at Morgan's versatile characters, from FBI agent turned antiques buff Jeff Talbot to Detroit's hard-boiled P.I. Mary Shelley, along with a motley and indomitable cast of characters found in the old--and changing--west.

{ THE LATEST BOOK INFO }

E-BOOKS

All five novels in the Jeff Talbot antique-lover's mystery series
are available
in e-book format from Crossroad Press.

{ LATEST SHORT STORIES }

NOVEMBER 2019
Five Star Publishing

"Nest" is part of the anthology titled
The Spoilt Quilt and Other Frontier Stories

Two previously unpublished short stories appear in JUNCTION:

1.
"Campaign For a Corpse" finds FBI-agent-turned-antiques-picker Jeff Talbot helping his sister-in-law, itinerant photographer Karen Gray, when she suspects murder among glampers (glamorous campers) at a campground.

2.
"Tinsel Town" provides a slice of life, courtesy of Tully and Wall--two bona fide cowboys
on the Hollywood frontier.
{Western Writers of America Spur Award Finalist}

(see "The Latest News," above, for more information about the collection).

Jeff Talbot meets Sherlock Holmes
(well, sort of....)
The first short story featuring antiques picker/amateur sleuth Jeff Talbot appeared in
THE PLATED SPOON AND OTHER TALES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES Oct 31, 2014.

{ TRIVIA }

WHERE'S THE RECIPE BOX?

If you're looking for Sheila Talbot's recipe box (which is in the site's segment about the Jeff Talbot
Antique-Lover's Mystery Series), click HERE. Also in the Jeff Talbot section, you'll find
bits of info about Greer (their butler), Blanche Appleby (owner of All Things Old)
and links to articles, including "Old Haunts," aka When Jeffrey Met Debi.

STATE TYPING CONTEST

While in high school, Morgan placed fifth in the Oklahoma State Typing Contest. Since contestants were required to
compete on manual typewriters (remember, this was in the late sixties), Morgan trained on them while the rest of
her typing class used electrics. Even with that handicap, she was the fastest typist at her school.

NAME THAT BIZ CONTEST

In the late 1980s, Morgan won a "Name that Business" contest in her hometown.

AUDIOBOOKS

Do you prefer listening to books while driving or working out? All five books in the Jeff Talbot antique-lover's mystery series are available from


for purchase in the following formats:
MP3 download, MP3 CDs, CDs.

Greer will be happy to help you contact the author.  Just click the letter on the silver tray.
Who's Greer? CLICK

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WHAT
DOES SHE WRITE?

JEFF TALBOT
ANTIQUE-LOVER'S
MYSTERY SERIES

WESTERNS

MARY SHELLEY
PRIVATE EYE SERIES

ARTICLES


WHAT
ELSE IS ON HER
WEB SITE?

HER 1937 CADDY

GRAPHIC DESIGN