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The Ghostly Boy Who Haunts Pine Haven Elementary
Tucked away in the quiet hills of Fentress County lies the small, unassuming town of Jamestown, Tennessee—where time seems to stand still. But within the shadows of this sleepy community, an old, abandoned schoolhouse holds a dark secret that refuses… Continue reading
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Full of Emptiness
Under the cover of darkness, the night is stillPulsating with possibilities All I hear is the emptiness, and all I see is theThe faint glow of the houses and cars Basked in the orange light of the street lampsIndeed, the… Continue reading
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Jesus Said YOLO
What if Jesus walked the earth andYou recognized only later onThat she was your sister? She had problems as a teenagerWith drugs, cutting, and self-harmBut she emerged in adulthoodGathering a following Three million Instagram followersAlmost ten million on YouTubeShe gives… Continue reading
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Whispers
This morning, the birds are singing outsideA sheet of gray clouds hangs over the skyLike a soft, warm canopy The work-week is beginning, but I am stillI hear the wind rustling through the treesIt whispers the names of God The… Continue reading
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H.P. Lovecraft’s Cosmic Pantheon: Deities of Madness and Mystery
The famed horror author H.P. Lovecraft is perhaps best known for crafting a pantheon of fictional deities that populate his unsettling universe. These beings are immensely powerful and indifferent to humanity—a terrifying notion, given how little humans can comprehend them.… Continue reading
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Horror Fiction Writing Prompts #1
Writing prompts are handy for several reasons. First, they spark creativity by providing a starting point to ignite your imagination and help overcome writer’s block. Prompts offer focus and direction, allowing you to narrow down your ideas and providing a… Continue reading
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A Murder, an Innocent Man, and the Tree That Tells His Tale
Mobile, Alabama, is known as the most haunted city in the state, and it’s easy to see why. Since Europeans first set foot on its soil in 1699, they were haunted by its eerie atmosphere. But none of its tales… Continue reading
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The Bizarre Legend of New Orleans’ Devil-Man
The Axeman of New Orleans gripped his namesake city with icy terror from May 1918 to October 1919 before vanishing into the shadows as suddenly as he had appeared. In a chilling letter, seemingly penned by his murderous hand, he… Continue reading
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Ghosts of Droop Mountain: The Battlefield Where Spirits Still Roam
The Battle of Droop Mountain, a pivotal Civil War clash, unfolded on November 6, 1863, on the rugged terrain of Pocahontas County, West Virginia. As Union forces, led by General William W. Averell, prepared to raid the Virginia & Tennessee… Continue reading
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Behind the Mask: Edgar Allan Poe’s Dark Dance with Death
With the spooky season upon us, I’m much back into reading classic horror. Edgar Allan Poe has always been one of my favorite horror authors, and “The Masque of The Red Death” may be my favorite tale of his. “The… Continue reading
God Is In The Radio 