CHRIS J. MELANSON
PoetryArtworkFiction
FICTION
"The true meaning of any poem hides within the readers mind…and finding this true meaning is the joy of reading any poem."
CJM
from the novel "The Five Streets of Tragedy"
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KYLE'S FIRST FISH - 2008
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CONFESSIONAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY - 2010
Suspense/Mystery/Drama
An optimistic mother pushes her aggravated husband and her unique fifteen-year-old social outcast son—who has one powerful obsession—into taking a fishing trip together. She’s hopeful the two will return with a new bond that will help bring the family to a more solid state.
The question is: will the two return at all?
Suspense/Mystery/Drama
Fiction writer and salesman, Harold George Quinn, finds himself locked in a room with only a pad of paper and a package of pens. Death may be close to Harry, so he takes the opportunity of his situation to write, what possibly could be, his last story—an autobiography describing his troubled childhood and the secrets of his adult years.
DELUSION - coming 2011
Suspense/Mystery/Drama
Love can make a person do some crazy things! And a stolen gun can bring trouble to the lives of four young friends.
DWYANE'S DAY OF FUN - coming 2011
Mystery/Comedy
If you think your life sucks, you'll feel better after reading through a day in the life of this unfortunate character, Dwyane Dawson.
LOVE AND A TRAIN - 2011
Mystery/Romance/Drama
SACRIFICES - in production
Suspense/Mystery/Crime Drama
THE FIVE STREETS OF TRAGEDY - in production
Suspense/Mystery/Romance/Drama/Tragedy
(The long awaited novel...which is taking Chris FOREVER to complete!)
BLACK FRIDAY - coming 2011
A short story written with Chris' friend, James Lafortune. The lives of nine strangely interact on one of the biggest shopping days of the year. SHOCKER ENDING!!!!
Suspense/Mystery/Comedy/Drama
A real-to-life love story for the ones who aren't too fond of love stories. Already considered as one of Chris' best short stories.