In this issue

Call this the collegiate issue. Our stories this month cover the arts, academics, and athletics—not to mention the perennial college pastimes of sex and drugs.

In fact, Terrie Farley Moran’s “Knowledge Is Deadly” depicts the life of a graduate T.A. as one rife with bloated resumes, jealousies, and criminous extracurricular activities. Meanwhile, FBI Special Agent and erstwhile college basketball star Dawna Shepherd suits up with the Florida Suncoast State University women’s basketball coach and players as she tracks a fugitive hiding in the Sarasota Amish community in Diana Deverell’s “In Plain Sight.”

The cinematic arts offer a lesson in how a scene can reveal (or conceal) the truth in “Last Night in Cannes” by James L. Ross, while in Elaine Menge’s “Soul Thief,” truth is a little too close to home for the relatives of a best-selling novelist in southern Louisiana.

A Korean tech mogul goes searching for the truth about his sister’s fate in an impoverished village near Seoul in Martin Limón’s “The Queen of Yongju-gol.” And the stakes are high when half-brothers, sons of a drug warlord in China, spar while on a mission for their father in R. T. Lawton’s “Across the Salween.” This month’s stories make hitting the books a pleasure for all ages.

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