Once again it's been a while since I've posted anything. Mostly it's because I've haven't had many stories published either in anthology collections or online this year, save for the ones I've posted on my site directly. I have been getting back into writing short stories again, and I'm already planning a new book, but lately there's just not been many acceptances coming through. It was quite a stark difference to last year when I was getting acceptances left, right and cente

My inspiration :) A young man, dealing with the grief after putting his cat down, is visited by the same cat who gives him some perspective. [https://www.amazon.co.uk/Schlock-Webzine-20-Issue-2-ebook/dp/B0GXXJF4G7/ref=sr_1_1?crid=22K9X8H1AMKR9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.lrane5IUITHNObMBzNUVefL5Jx3ECvWkf2gwcQPC4RPw1WDOm-dcxdgyqnkyhzVp6sfD6lzlJL5le_7AQtRhJVs82vQCcf3aY1wDE1Rna8_pfCyZnTn-8FSnf_rim819J4wEQ8dZeqoLVJP-Ir118Jf4Qwnqh-XeNHEWXKnacFYmpwAt-keToWSJqXZ0IAb6RApHDjr1eX0ffOssMPFPGbprwKY

On his way home from work, Miles McKewan finds a missing poster with his face and today's date. Flash Phantoms has once again accepted my story into their March collection. As always I'm eternally grateful and love the fact that the picture that accompanies my story is actually pitch perfect to how I imagined it. https://www.flashphantoms.net/march-flash-fiction-horror-1