Tombstack Weekly
Adam Tuhy, Shawn Brooks, Sue, Inga Jones Writes Thrillers, Shannon Black-Youel, W M Parslow, Nicholas Warren, M. MajerisTombstack Weekly is a collaborative horror serial in which each week a new author picks up the story and carries it deeper into the darkness. Every installment adds a fresh voice and a chilling twist to an unfolding nightmare!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | tombstackweekly.substack.com |
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Husband. Father. Writer of Scary Stories.
Folk-horror writer by night, history teacher in Japan by day.
I'm Sue - reader, writer and yarn addict. All three ways allow me to be creative, and I'd love to share them with you.
I am a thriller writer working on my third novel. When not writing, I do freelance editing. If you subscribe to my Substack, you can expect short stories and craft articles, published once a week on alternating Wednesdays.
reader, wanderer, cat lover, and civil rights attorney / words from my heart to yours \ud83e\udd0d\ud83d\ude3d
W M Parslow is a writer of horror, historical fiction, and occasional poems who is based in Oxford, UK. He is inspired by his own experiences, folklore, and various scraps of interesting (usually dark) historical information.
Warren is the name, Horror is the game | “So long as you write it away regularly nothing can really hurt you." — Shirley Jackson
Come for whatever reason, stay for original sci-fi stories and and opinion on... stuff.
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