Hello my friend and Happy New Year! I feel like I’m finally getting back on my feet after about a month of life kicking me in the face. But now I’m back with a few #HorrorHaikuesday post mortem stats. After the Woo-Whoo! section you will find this year’s […]
If you are like our dear friend Arthur, then you power on my NanoWriMo friend! Power the hell on! NanoWriMo is no gentle stroll into a notebook, it’s a commitment to blast your way through 50,000 words and get that dang novel you’ve been talking about writing onto paper. […]
Hello my friend, another #HorrorHaikuesday has come to call and I’m once again taking advantage of not being at my day job today, to share things as they are made. To inspire you, here’s the #horrorprompt of the day #horrorprompt no. 25: consuming pic.twitter.com/xpcAvxrPRH — #horrorprompt (@horrorprompt) August […]
Hello again my friend 🙂 Today is the last of the set of poems from our featured poet of the month, David Bradley Bailey (@Dbfuturist42) author of Sutures and Sepultures Vol. 1. VII. I am seduced by The cold of water thirty Stories below. -written by David Bradley Bailey Next […]
Hello folks! Welcome to this week’s Horror Haikuesday. This week I avoided digital creation until I got down to the text. all of the artwork was some combination of watercolors, inks, pencils, and acrylics. Heavy lies the night It swallows me—I am lost one more scream echoes #HorrorHaikuesday […]
Good morning my friends. (Or whichever time of day suits you best. I’m currently writing this at 10am, so it currently still counts, although when I finally click “publish” it might not….) It’s been a long eventful weekend full of more actual danger than I’d like to come […]
Another round of Horror Haikuesday has dawned, so let’s jump right in with this poem from our featured poet of the month, Nano Horror Sunlit Shadows Shadows in the sun: Elongated limbs grasping– Forms darker than night ~Nano Horror (@tweetsthecreeps) And here’s how it was made: I don’t know about […]
Welcome back my poetic horror writers ❤ First up from our featured poet of the month, Nano Horror, is not a haiku, but a horror quatrain. A quatrain is defined as “a stanza of four lines, especially one having alternate rhymes.” Imagination While other kid’s imaginations Were happily confined, […]
Happy Horror Haikuesday everyone! So, I have made a really bad habit of staying up reeeally late on Monday nights to finish the artwork for the Horror Haikuesday posts. Which mostly has to do with ending up on YouTube to check for something very specific and then losing myself […]
Happy Haikuesday my friends! Let’s jump right in, shall we? Our 1st poem is from Horror Made resident poet: Patrick Rahall. ♦ ————- ♦ Helpless No one can help me. There is a full moon tonight. No one can help me. ♦ ————- ♦ Next up, from the Twitterverse: Cinema is […]
