Tales from the Labyrinth
Labyrinthia Mythweaver, John Watson - Horror Author, R.S.T., Conor MacCormack, Matthew Holvey, Mat the Horror PoetModern folklore, psychological horror, and mythic fiction exploring the liminal spaces between fairy tale and the human mind. \ud83e\udd40
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The Witch-Queen of Aeaea
The Witch-Queen of Aeaea is best enjoyed in song. Audio experience created using Suno.
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For I was born the daughter of
Great Helios himself.
A wretched nymph with little worth,
But Father's might and wealth....
Please Don't Make It All About You
Internet culture has changed a lot over the past twenty-five years.
Dial-up is gone. MySpace is gone. LiveJournal is gone. Flash animations are gone.
But somehow...
Every online community eventually meets the same character.
The one who...
Seraphina the Slayer
Your armor clanks heavily. The heat feels oppressive under the summer sun, so you pull your helmet off and place it in your horse’s saddlebags. You free your long, gleaming golden hair, the back of it sticking to your neck with perspiration...
A Purple Parakeet
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Wild budgies fly
In Aussie skies
A flash of green and yellow...
Mara
Mara is best enjoyed in song. Audio experience created using Suno.
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Do not leave your window open
Don’t invite the voice within
Do not sleep beneath the moonlight
Else you’ll let the Mara in
Place the iron ‘...
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Modern folklore, psychological horror, and mythic fiction. The Labyrinth is a cabinet of curiosities at the threshold of myth and mind, where fairy tales, monsters, liminal spaces, and the hidden psyche come alive. \ud83e\udd40
Enter Watson's House of Horrors. Daily drabbles, flash fiction, horror comics, urban legends, and nightmares delivered directly to your inbox.
A collection of thoughts on the subtle fractures in everyday life, the endurance of the human spirit, and the reality we often ignore until it's too loud to miss.
BA in History. Reader and writer of history, short fiction, poetry, and essays.
STATION DARK is a serial gothic set in the surreal Midwest. If you like shortwave radio, small town horror, and voices in the wires, this is for you. New posts every Monday and Thursday.
I write narrative poetry and dark fiction about the depths people are willing to go for love and survival. Folk horror, Gulf Coast gothic, and stories that make your tummy hurt.
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