creative-writing

  • Road Rager (Jill Nelson)

    Road Rager (Jill Nelson)

    Road Rage is a dangerous thing, especially when life is already kicking you while you’re down. For this character, life kicked them straight into the grave. . .

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  • The Christmas Box (Jill Nelson)

    Christmas is supposed to be a cheerful time of year, right? Well, let’s just say this Christmas Halloween is making a special appearance!

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  • Christmas with the Smiths (Jill Nelson)

    Beth and Mark embark on a road trip to meet his family for Christmas. While sharing stories, Beth becomes annoyed with Mark’s constant laughter, despite feeling chemistry with him. Their arrival at the cabin brings an unexpected horror when they discover Mark’s family—five skeletons—sitting at the dining table.

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  • Author Interview w/ Cailynn Brawffe

    Cailynn Brawffe is a South African-born writer who has always had a penchant for the dark and disturbing. She strives to create a unique blend of horror, thriller, and fantasy fiction that’s a rollercoaster ride through the depths of the human psyche. Drawing inspiration from literary giants like Gillian Flynn, Agatha Christie, and Joyce Carol…

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  • Author Interview w/ Michael

    Author Interview w/ Michael

    Michael Geczi, an author from Scottsdale, Arizona, shares insights about his writing process and recent works, particularly “Soulless.” He enjoys reading, cycling, and researching topics. Geczi writes in various public spaces and finds inspiration during odd hours. His work reflects themes of revenge and justice, with highlights on impactful scenes involving children.

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  • Author Interview w/ Alex Tucker

    Alex Tucker, an HWA writer from Virginia, explores themes of emotional paralysis in his horror novella, Afraid to Feel. He enjoys reading, traveling, and writing outdoors. Inspired by Stephen Graham Jones, he emphasizes the importance of authenticity in storytelling and shares insights on overcoming creative obstacles and finding productive writing environments.

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  • The Geese and The Ice Storm (Astrid Poplar)

    Sit back and relax for this quick yet fun tale about life in a small town and how geese interact with humans and ice storms.

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