Witches If I asked you to describe a witch I know what you’d say. Long pointed nose, warts or moles, a slightly hunched back, pointy shoes with a cape, long fingernails and possibly crooked teeth. Why you’d ask? I would say, it is because everyone knows that witches are creepy when they are old and… Continue reading Ethan Sun
Category: Writing
Don’t ignore that cold warning tingle.
Cindy lived alone. Cindy entered her darkened house. She was tired after a long day. Without turning on a light she locked the door behind her and walked the ten familiar steps into her kitchen and flicked the light on her microwave on casting a soft glow into the room around her. A door closed… Continue reading Don’t ignore that cold warning tingle.
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Unmarked
A musty odour carrying the smell of last night’s dinner and stagnant beer fills the air. The long narrow passage echoes with silence and the dirty yellow walls stretch for miles in two directions. The ugly blue, green and brown carpet holds powdered footprints of those that are trapped here. From behind each sunken wood… Continue reading Unmarked
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The Tent
It was just a black fabric tent, the kind that you can tie the front flaps open if you want to. They had taken a large picture board and set it to one side of the tent flap and it had a black and white image of a hand on it. The hand had an… Continue reading The Tent
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Inhuman Habitation
I remember the first single family home I lived in after my parents split up. It was a fascinating house and it fed my imagination. The main floor was a typical main living area with a dining room and a kitchen off of it. However, off the kitchen was an old door that was always… Continue reading Inhuman Habitation
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A New Way to Cook
I invite you to use the following as a prompt: When all was said and done _____________ came easily. Post a link to your piece in the comment section below. * * * A New Way to Cook When all was said and done bewitching my kitchen utensils came easily. First, I found granny’s dusty… Continue reading A New Way to Cook
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Solve all your problems with…
Solve all your problems with your very own monster in a can! Order now; your very own monster in a can! Simply take off the lid, set it in the moonlight and watch it grow. No two are the same. Perfect for terrorizing your neighbours, curing the neighbours dog of barking, encouraging the children to… Continue reading Solve all your problems with…
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Fear
Fear: A Six Word Post Visceral and primitive attacking its host! By Shari Marshall – 2019
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In the house…
The house when viewed from the street didn’t look extraordinary. It fit in with the rest of the homes on the street: dark brown, double front doors, long front porch accessed by four low wide steps. The yard was deep and the house was set back from the street. Apparently this was how houses were… Continue reading In the house…
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Photo Prompt – The Bayou House
The rules are simple. Use this image as a prompt to write a ghost story and reference this post. You can come back and share your link by posting your link in the comment section below. That’s it! Can’t wait to read your scary tales… I choose to go with a 100 word post, but… Continue reading Photo Prompt – The Bayou House
Brewing Coffee, Twisting Words & Breaking Pencils 