Monster of the Week
Jessica MaisonHere there be monsters, the real life one and the ones imagined. This is a place for speculative fiction, the kind where horror meets heart.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 116 | Subscribers | Read | monsteroftheweek.substack.com |
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Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween!
The Last House
A version of this story was published on Halloween last year but I’ve made significant changes including the story’s name. If you’ve ever had a toxic family member taint a holiday, this one may resonate. I hope it gives you a few chills.
The Golden Arm
The Golden Arm is one of my favorite spooky stories to tell. It has a wonderful and haunting premise, tantalizing build-up, and comical payoff. This story has been told to audiences big and small for over 200 years. There are many versions ...
The Bewitching Boo Hag
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I write MARY SHELLEY'S SCHOOL FOR MONSTERS and run Wicked Tree Press. I'm a sci-fi, fantasy, and horror author, screenwriter, comics creator, and director. I love weird science, monsters, and magic. SFWA, HWA, IBPA member. Nazis are never welcome.
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