Wild Verbs
Winona Morris - AuthorA reader and writer of horror fiction, sharing her writing journey, book reviews, and occasional horror themed non-fiction essays.
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Something Primal
Josiah had come into the forest looking for a clue but instead found a flowing crimson skirt in the water. The river was turning to blood. A wide swath where he stood, it narrowed upstream. An accusatory arrow, pointing back to its origin....
The Old Road Home - #5
{pssst…it starts at the end of the rug}
{the universe is a cockblock}
{i hope they bring snackies when they come back}
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A Collector of Souls
This one has a ghost, and a cryptid, but really leans more fantasy than horror. Just a heads up.
The gas station sat at a crossroads. It was as dead as this entire godforsaken quarter of the continent, its windows broken, its awning saggin...
No One Was Ever Really Reading Wednesday
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Watcha’ Reading Wednesday!
Welcome to Watcha Reading Wednesday, where I share with you great short reads I’ve come across online in the past week, as well as what I’m currently reading, and reviews...
Encyclopedia of the Unnatural: Meet the Mother of the Water
Somewhere deep in the Amazon rainforest, lurking under the muddy brown water of the world’s most famous river, something enormous is waiting.
It’s not a crocodile, though those are bad enough. Its also not a giant anaconda, though that one...
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