Horror
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Danny Tse, a self-published author from New Jersey, shares insights into his writing journey, highlighting his first novel, “Spiral,” inspired by horror films during the COVID lockdowns. He embraces spontaneity in his writing process, values reader engagement, and considers success as moments of recognition from others, especially his family.
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Johnny Maravich, a man skilled in handling others’ problems, often resorted to violence or intimidation. He took on risky jobs for payment but found himself in trouble after a high-stakes job. Ultimately, Johnny was betrayed and killed, illustrating the dangerous world he navigated and his expendable nature in it.
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Summer nights in Central Park evoke a surreal atmosphere, blending beauty and dread. The narrator experiences a haunting encounter with shadowy figures while wandering the moonlit paths, filled with a sense of foreboding. After a narrow escape, the memories linger, compelling a return to the unsettling allure of the park, despite the fear it instills.
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At 7:53 tonight, you die. Those words have been echoing through my head all day. The time now was 6:53pm, only an hour left, and my mind still can’t make sense of what’s happening. Throughout the entire day, all I saw was death, more specifically, all I saw were black robes, scythes, and hoodies with…
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In a perilous Antarctic adventure, Sherry and her friends seek the elusive Jewel of Arctic Summer while facing mystic obstacles in an extraordinary cave. They uncover deep family secrets, explore their own mystical powers, and confront a powerful creature. The journey culminates in a battle with cave robbers, revealing unexpected connections to the past.
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The narrative explores the life of a writer, William Byzantine, who experiences the thrill and terror of creation. After a chance encounter with a mysterious girl, Lily, he becomes the devil’s advocate, leading to immense success. However, this success comes with a price, foreshadowing his eventual demise as he grapples with his choices.
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The short story “Prey” describes a woman’s anxious and disorienting experience alone at night amid the vibrancy of nightlife. She reflects on a night out, piecing together fragmented memories, grappling with confusion, and feeling physical discomfort. The narrative shifts from fear to a predatory energy as she encounters a group of men.
