LYNETTE DYKES MEJíA
Author

SHORT FICTION

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• "When You Came Back," Daily Science Fiction (14 July 2021)

• "Light Years" Nature: Futures (03 February 2021)

• "Big, Bad," American Gothic: Short Stories, Flame Tree Press

  • Author Q&A (Part 1)

  • Author Q&A (Part 2)

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• "A Gardener's Guide to the Apocalypse," If This Goes On, Parvus Press

  • Reviewed at nerds of a feather

  • Reprinted at The Dread Machine, 04 March 2021

• "Be Thou My Good" Future Visions: Volume 2

• "Conduct the Stars Into Silence" (Daily Science Fiction, 04 September 2018)

• "Paper Hearts," (Daily Science Fiction, 17 August 2017)

• "Crow Girl," (Daily Science Fiction, 14 March 2017)

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• "Now Watch as Belinda Unmakes the World," (Flash Fiction Online, May 2016)

  • Reviewed at Tangent Online

  • Reviewed at Quick Sip Reviews

  • Reviewed at SFRevu

  • Reprinted in Flash Fiction Online 2016 Anthology Volume IV: Literary

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• "Rocket Man," (Daily Science Fiction, 04 Apr 2016)

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• “The Answer,” (Fantasy Scroll Magazine #10, December 2015)

  • Reviewed at Quick Sip Reviews

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• “Connection,” (Daily Science Fiction, November 2015)

  • Reprinted in Far Fetched Fables, Episode 143, 31 January 2017​

• “Mother,” (Pseudopod, Episode 459, October 2015)

• “The Memory of Trees,” (Nature: Futures, July, 2015)

  • Get the story behind the story at the Future Conditional blog

  • Reprinted in Concatenation, 26(6), November 2016

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• “When I Needed You Most,” (Every Day Fiction, April, 2015)

• “Lost in Translation,”  (Welcome to the Future, 2015)

• “Pattern, Piece, Block, Stitch,” (The Lorelei Signal, Jan, 2015)

• “Tyger, Tyger,” (NewMyths.com, March, 2014)

• “Copper and Steel,” (Daily Science Fiction, March, 2013)

• “Steady State,” (Redstone Science Fiction, March, 2012)

• “Father Patrice Hears Confession,”  (Children of the Moon, 2011)

• “Living,” (Penny Dread Tales: Coils, Aether & Steam, 2011)

• “Becoming,” (The Absent Willow Review, 2010)

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• “The Last Fairy Tale,” (The Absent Willow Review, 2009)

  • Reprinted in The Best Horror, Fantasy & Science Fiction of 2009.

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• “The Homecoming,” (Nothing to Dread: A Niteblade Anthology, 2009)

• “Reunion,” (MicroHorror, 2009)

• “What Goes Around,” (Twisted Tongue, 2008)