Remembering the Final Cut: Dedicated to Robin Williams
Dear, Patch. Hello, Peter. Mork, Jack, Good Will Hunting. No more Good Mornings! We have reached What Dreams May Come,…
Author: Melissa R. Mendelson
Melissa R. Mendelson is a published author and poet with publications both online and in print. She is also a New York State Employee. She has three books out on Amazon and Amazon Kindle that range from Supernatural to Horror to Science-Fiction.
Faded Shades of Rainbow
A soft breeze rustled across deep green grass, perfectly cut to match its square interior. Sun settled down over small,…
Movies that Speak Volumes
Pain and sorrow are the sweet rains flowing across the film of our lives. We dive deep through trust and…
‘Slip and Fall’: A Review of Nick Santora’s 2007 Thriller
The downward spiral of one man's story pulled me into a world of uncertainty and intrigue. The descent kept me…
Dialing the 4400 (Parody of Adele’s song, Set Fire to the Rain)
USA Network had it all, the hottest shows And the summer rose, sizzled and burned. It was the hottest line-up…
Bleu Room with a Red Vase: Catching a Star at Jones Beach
A gentle breeze carried across the dark blue ocean. The scent of saltwater air was a sweet flavor always missed…
Guns Talk: A Parody of “Little Talks” by Of Monsters and Men
Hey! Hey! Hey! She was just walking down the street, and they come blasting, chased by the heat. The kid…
You Killed Me Before
The apartment was small. The living room connected to the kitchen, and the bedroom was a few paces away. As…
The NY State of Mind Does Not Brake For Enlightenment
George Carlin had this joke. Take a pad and paper with you every day. Count up to ten. That would…
Checkmate
“Mr. Andrew Gavin. Take a seat. It’s time to talk. It’s time we talk about you.” “What the hell is…