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Fly on the Wall
Fly on the wall is a short story of domestic terror and confusion. A man trapped in the prison of his mind, or is he living in a reality, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary? Alone in a room, strange things happen and he is in danger for his life and there is no one to help. What happens when he wakes up?
16 pages, ebook
First published August 23, 2013
About the author
Chris S. Dixon -writer
23 books39 followersHi all! This is me-Christopher Scott Dixon!I am an author/writer/editor/poet/teacher.
My author name is C S Dixon
I have 19 current 5* rated books out.
Shadow/Fly on the Wall/Dead And Buried/Talk of the Devil/Still Life/The Cabinet/Gateway of Death/Terror Beach/Dead of Night/Vengeful horror/mystery/occult
Micro Musings-romantic/erotic/humor/horror micro-poetry
Micro Erotica-erotic/romantic micro-poetry
The Making of Melissa/Shoe Horny/Oral Examination/Opening Up/Executive Positions--erotic stories
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I was born in a small town in Northumberland, England. Lived & worked in Newcastle for many years in a variety of careers. Worked as freelance sports journalist/broadcaster for numerous magazines/newspapers & radio stations from the early 1980's to the early 1990's. Also Deputy Sports Editor for the then BBC Radio Newcastle, as part of ten years freelancing for the BBC.
A wide writing portfolio includes business/food/travel/lifestyle & education, in addition to sport.
Also a qualified teacher, lecturing in Communications/Media studies at a college in Newcastle for five years.
Other hats worn include HR Manager/professional actor/salesman/market researcher.
I have lived and worked in Taiwan/Greece/Czech Republic & Bangkok teaching/editing/writing. After living in Swansea, South Wales for three years, I returned with my wife to live again in Bangkok in March 2015. I continue to teach, edit and write.
I've many passions-cricket/writing/music/movies/food/photography/reading/swimming/social media. A self-confessed chocoholic and Twitter addict!
My music and reading tastes are eclectic and range from easy listening to jazz/disco and soul and authors/writers include- Dickens/Wilde/Shakespeare/Chandler/Lovecraft/Tolkien/Voltaire/F. Scott Fitzgerald/Dorothy B. Hughes/Poe/ to name but a few jostling for space on my bookshelves!
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April 18, 2018
Have you ever woken from sleep in terror wondering if you were living the reality of what just took place or just a dream nightmare? C S Dixon paints a suspenseful vivid picture with his gripping words in "Fly on the Wall" of Mark's psychological confusion and fear. As Mark tries to navigate in the pitch black room, a frightening buzzing starts and increases in volume until he is forced to cover his ears. Mark smells a stench and is dragged across the floor by fuzzy limbs. What chilling terror has Mark encountered? How is he able to endure the continual buzzing, smell, and attack to him without knowing how to defend himself? I highly recommend this suspenseful chilling short story by C S Dixon. What lies in wait for your next terror dream nightmare or is it your reality?
September 4, 2013
Fly on the Wall is a cleverly written, adrenalin pumping, spine chilling horror thriller, full of suspense and tension from a master of the short story, C.S. Dixon.
The confused and tormented protagonist awakes in a dark, menacing and confined space. Where is he? Is it a nightmare or reality? Is he alone? Who or what awaits him? How will it all end?
You are grabbed and pulled into this spooky, hair on the back of the neck raising short story from the very first page to the unexpected and surprising twist at the end.
Fly on the Wall is a thoroughly enjoyable read and I certainly recommended it.
The confused and tormented protagonist awakes in a dark, menacing and confined space. Where is he? Is it a nightmare or reality? Is he alone? Who or what awaits him? How will it all end?
You are grabbed and pulled into this spooky, hair on the back of the neck raising short story from the very first page to the unexpected and surprising twist at the end.
Fly on the Wall is a thoroughly enjoyable read and I certainly recommended it.
February 10, 2018
Mark wakes in a small confined space not knowing where he is or why it is so dark. He feels no way out, but he hears buzzing that won’t stop. The insect is hitting him and dragging him making him fight to stay away from what sounds like a fly.
Susan, Mark’s girlfriend comes in the bathroom to find him unconscious on the floor. This book takes you through a terrifying journey whose reality isn’t understood until the end. Another twisting suspenseful story by C. S. Dixon.
Susan, Mark’s girlfriend comes in the bathroom to find him unconscious on the floor. This book takes you through a terrifying journey whose reality isn’t understood until the end. Another twisting suspenseful story by C. S. Dixon.
August 28, 2013
Kafkaesque but different, I think this is a great piece of writing - very intense and impressively imagined. I like the way it keeps you guessing as to whether what is happening is delusion or reality: first it pulls you in one direction then pushes you in the other - then the dramatic resolution!
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