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Writing Fears

M. Brandon Robbins

The substack for M. Brandon Robbins: writer, gamer, and librarian.

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The Devil's Cut

Here’s a poem. I’m not sure I can find the right market for it, so I’m going to share it here.

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I gave my soul to Jesus.
But not before
the Devil...
4 months ago
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The Worst Christmas Cookie Ever

This was a response to a prompt at one of the writing groups I’m in. We had to describe the worst Christmas cookie we’ve ever had. I’ve never had a bad Christmas cookie, so I did something a little more creative.

“Here,” he said. “Taste it...

5 months ago
2

I Feel Fantastic and I'm Still Alive

And if you get that now-dated pop culture reference, you win a sturdy fist bump.

If you don’t, it’s from the song “Still Alive” by Jonathan Coulton, which played during the ending credits for one of the greatest video games ever made: Port...

6 months ago
1

Happy Halloween!

I hope today is as magical and spooky as you want it to be. Be safe trick-or-treating, watch out for ghosts and goblins, and enjoy that scary movie marathon tonight.

7 months ago
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Dead Before Redemption

In 2016, I wrote a Western. I primarily work in horror and that is indeed my favorite genre, but I grew up with Westerns and have always loved that genre as well. I had an idea bouncing around in my head since college and finally decided to...

7 months ago
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  • M. Brandon Robbins

    I' m a writer, gamer, and librarian from Goldsboro, NC. Mr. Haunt, a reprint of my debut novel (which is currently out of print) is forthcoming in 2028. I write mostly horror and fantasy/fairy tales.

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