Marlin Writes
There are horrors in the dark, but mine usually start in broad daylight. I'm fascinated by the unknown, uncanny, and impossible. Here, you'll find fiction, works in progress, and the strange ideas that refuse to leave me alone.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Simplify Me | A Short Story
The night homework became too real.
A message from Marlin
The Horror of Being Chosen | An Analysis of the Event Horizon
The Lewis and Clark board the Event Horizon, located above the clouds of Neptune
Disclaimer: This essay shares pictures from the movie, Event Horizon, and don’t belong to me. Copyright-free movie stills don’t exist, and Paramount Pictures...
The Journey Ends Here | A Love Letter to H. P. Lovecraft
Image courtesy of FDOT
A Message from Marlin
Hey everyone! Welcome to another fantastic week of Marlin Writes. Recently, I’ve wanted to do something different and add a little more to my newsletter. Maybe it’s an update about my life, o...
The Monster is Only a Monster Because You're Human
The Eye of God (Helix Nebula NGC 7293) [Public Domain] 11 Nov 2015 Dylan O'Donnell
Is the picture above an image of a human eye, or did we make it an eye because that’s how we perceive it? The truth about this nebula is that it doesn’t car...
Number 114
Image by Interior Lens from Pixabay
Someone once asked me, “If a woman screams in the woods, but no one is around to hear it, did she make a sound?” I answered yes because even if no one were there to hear, the woman is very much alive and...
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There are horrors in the dark, but mine usually start in broad daylight. I'm fascinated by the unknown, uncanny, and impossible. Here, you'll find fiction and philosophy about fear and the strange ideas that refuse to leave me alone.
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