patreon.com/posts/42416695 We're celebrating October with a spooky piece of science-fiction M.C. St. John's short story DIY. In the future, an irritable accountant journeys to his eccentric employer's automated haunted mansion, but does real horror lay in wait amidst the holographs?

Countdown to the October 2020 Issue: "Green" by O. Sander hybridfiction.net/online-content… -online-content

Countdown to the September 2020 Issue: When Gods Sleep by Marco Cultrera hybridfiction.net/online-content… -online-content

Countdown to the October 2020 Issue: "Sighisoara 3.0" By Russell Hemmell hybridfiction.net/online-content… -online-content

Countdown to the October 2020 Issue: "The Vengeance of Hallowtide" by Paul Hardy hybridfiction.net/online-content… -online-content

Countdown to the October 2020 Issue: "Beware the Snake" by Heather Santo hybridfiction.net/online-content… -online-content

Countdown to the October 2020 Issue: "Circle of Blood" by Marcus Vance hybridfiction.net/online-content… -online-content

Countdown to the October 2020 Issue: "A Day Like Any Other" by Alexandra Seidel hybridfiction.net/online-content… -online-content

Countdown to the October 2020 Issue: "Pip" by Toeken hybridfiction.net/online-content… -online-content

October 2020 Free Content: "Green" by O. Sander hybridfiction.net/online-content… -online-content

An absolutely gripping end to a strongly written novella, available here: hybridfiction.net/products

Is there a reason people are replying to Trump's latest in Armenian and so...colorfully?

If Trump can just refuse to accept he's been ousted, can't the people he's currently firing also just refuse to concede they've been fired? Or wait, no, is that not how it works?

In the name of education, certainly.

I know we've been very quiet over here at Hybrid Fiction, we're taking this time to discuss a change of formatting...if not direction. We'll see you in the New Year....which will hopefully be far more stable.

Here's a list of my short stories that are eligible for 2020 awards like the Hugo and Nebula "One for the Aegis" in Daily ScienceFiction dailysciencefiction.com/science-fictio… "Arrows of Conquest" also in Daily ScienceFiction dailysciencefiction.com/science-fictio… "Circle of Blood" in Hybrid Fiction issuu.com/store/publishe…

How many of you realized that the late, great Sir Terry Pratchett's books for adults had no chapter breaks at all?