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 | 71 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 37 hours ago |
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The Old Road Home - Issue #2
{why is he still complaining}
{anyway…got any spare change?}
{the bar is set kind of low}
The Hare of Good Fortune
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The town was dying. The corn crop hadn’t produced in three years, and families were moving away, seeking more fertile lands. No one was coming in to replace them, and no new babies were being born there.
Preacher...
Watcha Reading Wednesday: A Wolf in the Bathroom & A Journey to the End of the World
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Happy Hump Day friends and readers.
I hope you have had a productive week of reading.
If not, you’re in for a treat!
STORY TIME
The Wolf in the Bathroom
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When a best friend spends the night at G...
Meet America's Most Successful Fake Monster
In 1893 a lumberjack named Eugene Shepard comes out of the swamp with an unbelievable story. He says he encountered a creature there unlike anything ever seen before. He said the beast was the size of a bull, had the face of a frog, the sno...
HIPPOPOTOMONSTROSEQUIPPEDALIOPHOBIA
Mrs. Delaney wrote the word across the chalkboard, each letter squealing louder than the last. Her chalk broke on the final A, half of it falling to the floor. She left it there and turned to face the class.
“Does anyone know what this wor...
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I always knew I wanted to be a writer when I grew up. When it became apparent I was never really going to grow up, I decided to be a writer anyway.
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