I’m happy to announce that my dark science fiction short story, “Mother of Sands” was published today in The Chamber Magazine. (Kind thanks to Phil Slattery for accepting two of my works this month. The poem I mentioned in my last post will appear next week; a little more background will be posted here at that time.)
Here is a subtle soundtrack for your reading:
By the way, writers of dark fiction and horror, The Chamber is open for submissions — I’d love to see the magazine build on its strong foundations so far!
Away from the Machine 
I love your story. It’s beautifully creepy. Excellent write!
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Thank you! And wow, “Staticus” is terrific in every sense… Mad respect.
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Thank you
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Awesome! Congratulations!
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Thank you, Tre! ^_^
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You’re welcome!
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A wondrous story Sun. Where do we come from? Where do we go? (K)
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Thanks Kerfe. It very much feels like a snapshot of my present state of mind, and that of many, right now…
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Sun, I am in awe with the fluidity of your words and the vivid images you’ve imprinted on my mind.
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Sarah you’ve made my day. ♡ I’m so glad it worked for you — though perhaps I should apologize for bringing you among the haunted! 😉 Had this in my head for some time…
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While reading this, I found myself grinning, something resembling more a dispassionate crescent moon than a calm crimson smile. Afterward, I realized the grin hid clenched teeth.
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Supposedly a bite plate will help with that. hahahahahahaha
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Strangely, no one is answering the phone at the dentist’s office.
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🤔 … 😁
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