(100 words) Sweet, but deadly...
Tag: horror
Book Review – A Blade So Black (L.L. McKinney)
Right tool for the right job in the right hands? Anything is possible.
Book Review – We Have Always Lived in the Castle (Shirley Jackson)
Their tongues will burn, I thought, as though they had eaten fire. Their throats will burn when the words come out and in their bellies they will feel a torment hotter than a thousand fires.
Flash Fiction – And Then It Came
It's 7:07 pm. The house is still. The forest is quiet. But Lucia is about to break a rule.
Haiku – The Calm Before the Storm
The storm is patient Pets howl at the silence The lights flicker out...
Book Review – Little Star (John Ajvide Lindqvist)
This book left me in such a state that I may never listen to ABBA again.
Publication – The Sirens Call eZine #41
I've had the privilege of having a poem and a drabble published in The Sirens Call eZine Issue #41 - Halloween Screams and Other Dark Things, available for free download today!
Book Tag – Halloween
Books!... And HALLOWEEN
Book Tag – Would You Rather? (Spooky Edition)
Books! Reading! Spooktober!
Horror for Thought: The Horror Renaissance of the 2010s
What makes horror movies so unique is their ability to explore what we, as a society, are dealing with at any given moment. Here's a glimpse at what the Horror Renaissance is telling us these days.
