Horror on the Page
M. K. SholundWelcome to my spooky place to pick at the bones of what makes the genre of horror so alluring to read and write. From horror themed prompts to tips and tricks to make your horror stories stand out on the page, subscribe!
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Horror Writing Tip of the Week: Choosing a monster
What’s a horror story without a monster? A regular story. No, that’s not my attempt at cracking a joke, just something I’ve been thinking about lately. I’ve been thinking a lot about some horror short stories I plan on working on come 2026....
Hot take on the article: Unseen Terrors - the Monsters in our Minds
To close out the week with a bit of horror news, I came across a compelling article by T. L. Wood, published on Ginger Nuts of Horror on December 12th. It’s a lengthy but worthwhile read that dives into the nature of terror in the horror ge...
Writing Horror on the Page Tips: Creating Richly Developed Characters
Here’s my horror writing tip for the week inspired by Welcome to Derry where I pick parts of what makes Pennywise the Clown/IT a rich character especially when incorporating the human counterpart, Robert Gray, the original Pennywise. Click ...
New Trends in Horror for 2026
I’m kicking off Horror on the Page with a clear goal: to look at where horror is headed from 2025 into 2026—and how writers can use that knowledge to sharpen their work and see how ones work measures up with such treads.
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I'm a horror author with several short stories published in anthologies and one published book, 150+ Prompts: A Creative Writer's Journal. I'm a member of the HWA and the Carroll County Chapter President with the Maryland Writers Association.
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