

​Stephen Buehler

LOW DOWN DIRTY VOTE
VOL. #2
LOW DOWN DIRTY VOTE #2: A collection of 22 stories by 22 talented crime writers. Stories are set in Europe and America in the past, present and future, all around the theme, "Every stolen vote is a crime."
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Stephen Buehler's story is: Nicking Votes
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Some authors: Travis Richardson, Sarah M. Chen, Gary Phillips, Robert Lopresti, Gabriel Valjan and many more.
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Available Now in E-Book / Paperback July 4, 2020!

Stephen Buehler is a mystery author who blends in his unique sense of humor. He has written short-short stories, short stories and novels. He lives in Los Angeles with his dog, Seymour, who is not an author but lies around the house like one.
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Stephen’s short story, NICKING VOTES appears in the anthology - LOW DOWN DIRTY VOTES #2 - July 4, 2020.
"GIRL OF 100 LISTS - based on a Go-Gos song -appears in the MURDER A GO-GO's Anthology.
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SETH'S BIG MOVE appears in the LAST RESORT anthology-April 2017. A short short story, NOT MY DAY, was part of the LAST EXIT TO MURDER collection and a Derringer Award nominee. A JOB'S A JOB was published in BELIEVE ME NOT - AN UNREALIABLE ANTHOLOGY. He has several other short stories online.
He has recently finished writing, THE MINDREADING MURDERS, a mystery novel seeped in magicians, psychics and of course, murder. He is currently working on long lost PI Novel, IF THE GUMSHOE FITS, that gives clues to a current mystery and of course, more short stories.

