Good Fences Make Good (A Dan Wilder Short Story)

By Chris O'Grady

Wilder, like any good crook, is just trying to fence some loot. Diamonds, to be exact.

But now, come to find out, his fence says there's a syndicate he's gotta deal with, which means less of a cut for him. But there's just one problem: Dan Wilder likes to keep what's his.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Twit Publishing
• Release date: Mar 12, 2012
• ISBN: 9781938035081

Chris O'Grady

Chris O'Grady lives in North Carolina. He is the author of numerous crime short stories and novels.

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Good Fences Make Good

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Chris O'Grady

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Good Fences Make Good

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This story was originally published in Twit Publishing Presents: PULP! Summer/Fall 2011.

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Good Fences Make Good

By Chris O’Grady

Wilder was a few minutes early. He locked his car, left it in the parking field, and crossed to the public park between the parking area and Main Street. Going in under the trees, he got out of the afternoon sun and