Dark fiction is a rather popular sub-genre with all its mystery and intrigue and general eeriness. Dark fiction stories pride themselves on these qualities. If you are a new writer, perhaps you’re looking for some tips on how to create your own piece of dark fiction. Here are a few ways to get started: TryContinue reading “Five Tips for Writing Dark Fiction”
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After the New Portal
The new portal to the country manor has been open for a week now, and the first three stories are happily settled within. There are a few other stories eagerly awaiting their turn to enter the manor. They’ve been chattering away about which rooms they’d like to stay in and what kinds of tea they’dContinue reading “After the New Portal”
The Story by the Fireplace
As I promised, I have managed to lead the story that was hogging my fire away and into a world where you may find it. It was not easy, for this story is rather full of itself. It has good reason to be, for it stands out among those of its genre. But, even theContinue reading “The Story by the Fireplace”
Keeper’s Update – New Stories and a New Portal (Coming Soon)
Hello, everyone! I’ve been rather busy with story herding lately. I’ve got a few that have all shown up at once, and are making quite a nuisance of themselves while I’m trying to sort out where they shall go next. One story has curled up by the fire, hogging all of the heat, while anotherContinue reading “Keeper’s Update – New Stories and a New Portal (Coming Soon)”
Five Signs that Stories Have Visited Your Home
Last week, I explained several things you can do to attract stories into your home. This week, I’ll explain how to tell if they have indeed visited. If you’re confused right now, go read last week’s post, try the things I recommend, then come back here to see if you were successful. These are someContinue reading “Five Signs that Stories Have Visited Your Home”
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