Lee D. Gibbs — Poetry & Dark Fiction
Lee D. GibbsOriginal poetry, speculative fiction, cosmic and gothic horror rooted in New Jersey. An interconnected universe of Slow Drip novels serialized weekly, plus the growing short fiction anthology, Demons. New here? Start with Leeds Devil or Lost Ground.
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Bipolar Express, a poem
BPE
All aboard!
Step off the platform onto
the bipolar express, into a
rollercoaster car set on a
track leading towards the
unknown. Take a seat next to
fear—buckle in.
Anxiety sits at the front.
Adrenaline spikes wi...
Lost Ground, Ch.14, Part Two — “The café doesn’t give back what it takes.”
Content warning: This is a work of horror fiction for adult readers. This chapter contains drugging, captivity, and themes of self-destruction and loss. Reader discretion is advised.
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Irresponsible War
Irresponsible War
War rationalized
with empty words,
fueled by hubris,
perpetuated by tyranny.
Words spoken by the
bully-in-waiting:
“We won the war.
I wouldn't call it a war,
but it's not over yet.
To predict how much
l...
Lost Ground, Ch.14, Part One — “The cabin swallowed me whole.”
Content warning: This is a work of horror fiction for adult readers. This chapter contains drugging, captivity, and themes of self-destruction and loss. Reader discretion is advised.
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Demons #17: Nick
Demons 17 — Nick
What was that?
Nick tried to get up from bed, noodle-legged and with a spinning head as if in the middle of a drunk. He leaned into the darkness, listening hard. The room wouldn’t stop circling. Still, he listen...
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Poet/writer of horror, speculative & dark fiction. Author of the seminal NJ Gothic Horror series, The Slow Drip, and the grimdark anthology, Demons. New here? Start with Leeds Devil or Lost Ground.
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