I had three poems published today in a speculative poetry magazine. One was horror, and the other two sci-fi. Thanks to the editors over at SpecPoVerse for giving these pieces a home. https://t.co/FrNRpvJfSr
Another story about robots not wanting to kill their humans found a home at Corner Bar Magazine. This would not be possible without the support of my writing group, Quills. https://t.co/BbeNjNNqoo
For a little while now, I have been writing robot stories, and I am so happy that “Daughter Knows Best” found a home in rare with Alex Parker Publishing. @alexparkerpub
https://t.co/Yk3dU0zG6K
For some time, my wife has fussed that I tend to kill her off in my fiction. So, listening to her advice, I killed myself in this story published @HooghlyReview. Spoiler alert: it is still all about me.
https://t.co/cbF98ZiWPy
There's a lot going on today, but there is also my story published by the good people @antipodeansf. Of course, this wouldn't be possible without the Hinds Community College Quills, my writing group, along with edits given by @youaremore and @KLRMelancon.
https://t.co/We6GYJdxa4
Just in time for Halloween, I have a tiny story over at Tiny Frights. A big thanks to my writing group, the Hinds Community College Quills, for reading this during the summer.
https://t.co/l8cM6HRJSO
Thanks to the people over @BakunawaPress for giving my short story "Favorite" a home. It is a story that started coming together years ago when my grandfather passed away.
https://t.co/wna1yKnbM0
Their therapist said, “No more social media.” Yet each night they got on—not to engage but to let the glow of someone else’s words bathe their face in light.
[Bio] Frederick Charles Melancon lives in Mississippi with his wife and daughter.
@fcmwrite (#931)
The top of the glass drink dispenser cracked, so Dad threw it in the trash. But a neighbor stole it, filling it with dirt to let flowers flow from the top in clumps of broken blooms.
@fcmwrite
I'm honored to have a flash fiction piece accepted into the The FREEZINE of Science Fiction and Fantasy, which is about a professor who isn't honored about anything.
https://t.co/BXTBlhw4wA
A leaf swings from a forgotten spiderweb in Granddad’s garage. The spider’s long gone and now so is most of the leaf.
#vss#micofiction
[Bio] Frederick Charles Melancon lives in Mississippi with his wife and daughter. More of his work can be found @fcmwrite. (#922)
My son dumped too much birdseed on the stand we built. I didn’t yell much, but he still ran inside while all the birds watched silent from their limbs.
#vss#microcuento@fcmwrite