Matlock, Matthew R.

Matthew R. Matlock

Literary Western short stories

Matt Matlock is a new writer that desperately wants to be an old, accomplished writer. Unfortunately, he hasn’t yet figured out how to manipulate the space-time continuum, so he’ll just have to grind it out like everyone else.

Into the Whiskey Light is his first published work, and he’s in the process of publishing his first science fiction novel. Due to his life-long affiliation with the United States Air Force, he’s had the privilege of exploring most of Europe, the continental United States, Guam, and Alaska. Currently living in England, he is due to return to the U.S. in four months (hopefully permanently).

Writing has always been a source of great enjoyment for Matt, and he looks forward to creating more exciting, original work until the projected day of his demise: 27 July, 2572 (advances in Cryogenics may or may not make this possible). After this, he will no longer be able to write because he will be dead. However, his work should still be available to the reading public unless the Nazis have a revival and burn it all. Damn those Nazis.

Matthew R. Matlock short stories

Into the Whiskey Light by Matthew R. Matlock

For the dying, is there salvation from the pain and sorrow? (Literary Western)

Editor’s Note: A tone, mood, and texture piece that provokes a different view. Modern, but wonderful. —zentao

Solice in Solitude by Matthew R. Matlock

Personal torment, bred and nurtured by troubling realizations in an apathetic world, chase him, bringing darkness ever closer, unless he can reach morning. (Literary)

Editor’s Note: Our second story from author Martin R. Matlock, the impact and the depth of perceptive insight reverberates to echo in the mind. Exquisite. —zentao