Wild Verbs
Winona Morris - AuthorA reader and writer of horror fiction, sharing her writing journey, book reviews, and occasional horror themed non-fiction essays.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 58 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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An Appetite for Survival
It was just a picnic. We had the red and white checkered blanket, the silly little basket, and a couple of PB&Js with some chips and it was the last day of our camping trip. After lunch we were packing up the campsite and going back home....
Borrowed Bones
Two pretty cool things happen today. First, its Launch Day for my debut novel, Borrowed Bones.
Borrowed Bones is a compilation of small town horror, grief horror, and creature feature.
When grief cries loud enough, something answers.
Aft...
The Tanner of Sorrows
Thank you for another creativity jogging image prompt. Here is what it gave me:
When Helm told the barmaid what brought him to their small village, the woman tossed back her head and gave a hearty laugh. Her bosom heaved with mirth,...
Encyclopedia of the Unnatural: Scolopendra
I’ve had a whim to start a running series about….creatures. Monsters, myths, cryptids and legends of all kinds. I’m going to call it Encyclopedia of the Unnatural, and this is the first one!
Meet Scolopendra
Raise your hand if you, li...
A Thousand Empty Days
The problem with being mostly dead is that sometimes completely dead is better.
It had taken her too long to realize that the precipice did, in fact, count as part of the beach. If she had realized it earlier, she thought she could have sw...
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