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Melinda Wyers

Hello, my name is Melinda and I do quite a few things. I am a writer / designer living in Texas. I currently run the Y2K Quarterly literary magazine. My work can be read in Rejection Letters, Free Radicals Magazine, and HAD. This site is for my personal blog and various project updates. You can read my self published work at Moonlit Radio.

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All posts (83)

I have to preface this with the fact that I am objectively bad at shooter games. Worse when I am on a team where my job is to assist. Last week my husband was playing ARC Raiders after work and mentioned the fact we never play videogames together. We really haven't played a co-op game since Diablo III and even then...
In 2009 I started my first little zine. Back then I still did art full time and kept up with my artist friends and such. The zine was online, just a self hosted Wordpress site (It's all I knew how to do.) on a $5 a month cheap host. I would do a few posts here and there and try to get artist friends to check it out...
I have a couple of episodes sketched out for the next season of Y2KFM and was checking out what is popular in the podcast world. I have my handful of go-to podcasts to listen to in the car when dropping off/picking up kids and going to the store. Radio Lab Decoder Ring The Retroist Darknet Diaries The Empty Bowl and...
I'm taking a quick break this evening from my RPG story to air out my head a little. So as with any story I write I do a bunch of research and refresh my memory on how things were or are. What I remember about a video game from twenty years ago might not be correct. Like, I wanted to reference the onboarding for a...
Last night I spent some time talking to folks about books. I have several half finished stories that need to get wrapped up and I wanted to plan how I published them to get max eyes on words. Most people I know don't sit and read books. They listen to the audiobook and buy a physical copy to have as a token of...
I have too many pots on the stove. The magazine, the podcast, the ramen website, my own writing, the shop... I can't do all of that on my own. So. If Hardcopy doesn't take off by the end of the year, I'll just sunset it after Christmas and reinforce focus on writing and the magazine. I have three halfway written...
I spent the entire day cleaning and fixing up Game Boys for the market event in May. The consoles will run around 150-250 dollars depending on if they have mods or just new shells and batteries. Knowing full well I might sell a single console the entire day, and it's just for one day, I pulled a bunch of singles...
Thyroid doc visit tomorrow. I haven't been checking on my emails or anything outside of phone messages for about a week now. Friend showed me a 20 yr old photo from college and it reminded me of how I wasn't smart enough to get anything other than an art degree. I have skipped almost two weeks of writing. I am...
I go grocery shopping about twice a week and it seems there is a new "high" protein variant of nearly every product on the shelf. They have been doing protein cereals and yogurt for a good while now because those hide the whey powder pretty easily. And that's all it is, just whey powder. I get it, you are doing the...
I've been researching how to do that whole V-tuber animated character modeling thing. Given most of my work is done in vector format in Illustrator I think I can get a decent animation from the process. But first I needed something to animate so I took Yuki, the mascot I made for my Noodlist website and went back...
I've spent a while making updates to the site. Not wanting it to look like a store or anything I went around looking at other review/discussion style websites and took cues from them. There are still a handful of bugs hanging around but nothing crazy. The goal was to make the site more inviting and cozy. I was...
When I first got my Gamecube after graduating high school I bought a few fun games for it. Bloody Roar and Sonic Adventure 2. No actual Nintendo labels tho. Those cost $59.99. Being used to the way games typically worked, I expected the price of the games to dip down to 20-30 before I could get them. And this works...

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