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Current Features! Dark City by Milan Smith Poetry - Horror   It's over now. In days past I came angry and thrashing to lose myself here, a place where the walls speak and The Others scurry in the dark around me, humming words no one else understands. Lover Boy by Ian Bontemps Fiction - Horror   Take a romantic drive with two young lovers. The Chopping Block by Brian Rosenberger Poetry - Horror   Times are tough. People are afraid of losing their jobs. Everyone's head is on the chopping block. Meet the man with the axe. Requiem for a Changeling by Ryan Willox Fiction - Horror   In the aftermath of a failed exorcism, Father Thomas realises he is facing an evil much worse than he initially feared. Underground by Deborah Walker Poetry - Horror   The Ballad of Things by David Siegel Bernstein, PhD. Poetry - Fantasy   In the beginning there isn't light—only a thought.   It floats in my mind, but it isn't mine.   Over time, it grows from solo to choir. And I learn the song of my people. Snuff Film by Charles Kyffhausen Fiction - Horror   They thought they had developed the perfect crime: pay-per-view Internet snuff films from an offshore location beyond the reach of any laws. They had actually created a Hell whose paying customers were to regard themselves as devils and their victims as the damned. They learned too late that life in such places, even for their purported masters, tends to be brutish, nasty, and short. Beauty by Randy Streu, II Fiction - Horror   The last thing he remembers is the pain. The excruciating pain that came out of nowhere and seemed to envelop his entire body.   And before that, the two of them, walking. Zombie Horrorku - Christmas Eve by Joshua Gage Poetry - Horror

The Usual Stuff Give it Meaning Keep it Real by Scott M. Sandridge   When writing a work of fiction with meaning, especially one with a moral core, it is always important to keep it real. Writer's Cramps Pronoun/Antecedent Confusion - Who Dunnit Mysteries by L. S. King   Keep the mysteries in your plot, not your narrative and dialogue tags. Everyday Faith Saying Yes by Selena Thomason   Saying yes has fallen out of fashion, but it is still a valuable skill. Writer's Cramps Past Verb Tenses by L. S. King   keeping the past (tenses) in perspective Writer's Cramps Resist Repetition by L. S. King   Avoid overuse and repetition of words and phrases. SpecMusicMuse Interview With Eric S. Brown by Scott M. Sandridge Writing   I got to interview Eric S. Brown, author of World War of the Dead. Everyday Faith Sitting Still by Selena Thomason   Sitting still only looks like doing nothing. Writer's Cramps Do You RUE? by L. S. King   Resisting the Urge to Explain Speculations Speculative Fiction Ways by Bill Snodgrass   Some people like speculative fiction.  Some don’t.  Ever wonder why? Support Fear and Trembling

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