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You're at the only site dedicated to publishing original and Christian-friendly horror on the web (as far as we know). You'll find original fiction and poetry meant to scare you and entertain you, alongside classics from the horror genre and interviews, columns, reviews, and other regular features.

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Current Features!

What He Would Do To Me
by John Grey
Poetry - Horror

 



 
Clients don’t come much stranger than this…


Hoarding Kate
by JR Hume
Poetry - Horror

 


Echoes
by Aaron A. Polson
Fiction - Horror

 
Nolan waited because he was caught, trapped in the expanding circles.


Vampire Nags
by JR Hume
Poetry - Horror

 
Just a little ride on the carousel...



 
Taking the places of ancient corpses seemed like the perfect way to trap some grave robbers. The protagonists got more than they bargained for, though, when subsequent events seemed to involve too many mummies.


Horrorku
by Joshua Gage
Poetry - Horror

 
the zombie watches...


A Gift
by David Beers
Fiction - Horror

 
There are consequences for everything..


 

The Usual Stuff

Give it Meaning
Make it Personal
by Scott M. Sandridge

 

The #1 reason that keeps you from sitting butt to chair and writing is simply that, for one reason or another, you just don’t care what you’re writing about. So, if you’re having trouble writing your story, i.e. Ye Olde “Writer’s Block,” then ask yourself if the story matters to you personally. If it doesn’t then find something in it that will make it matter.


Inside the Writing Mind
Revisiting Mary E. DeMuth, Relevant Girl
by Rochita Loenen-Ruiz

 
Mary E. DeMuth, is one of the first authors I was privileged to interview soon after Inside the Writing Mind came into being.  

Since that first interview, Mary has had two more books published.  Building the Christian Family You Never Had, which is at once a memoir as well as an encouraging guide book for parents who grew up in non-believing homes, and  Watching the Tree Limbs, her first published novel which is enjoying well-deserved praise and has been consistently listed as a recommended read by various critics.

Inside the Writing Mind went back to interview this woman whose transparency and generosity with her words and with her life has become a source of encouragement to many.


Meet the Cover Artist
An interview with Marge Simon - creator of
by E.J. Mickels, II
Horror
 
Meet this months cover artist and find out something you didn't know!
Discuss in Forums


Everyday Faith
The Source
by Selena Thomason

 
A tree struck by lightning relays a message.


Wi-Phy
Proximity and Setting - Senses and Setting
by Johne (Phy) Cook

 
Mystery author Elizabeth George cries "balderdash" when it comes to writing what you know.  In return, Phy cries "balderdash" when it comes to writing what you can visit.


SpecMusicMuse
Midnight Syndicate—The Rage Soundtrack - A Review
by Scott M. Sandridge
Music
 
With the original motion picture soundtrack to Robert Kurtzman’s horror film The Rage, Midnight Syndicate does what they do best—create the scariest atmosphere possible through music.


Wi-Phy
Two Kinds of Writers - ...with a nod to ADD writers and readers
by Johne (Phy) Cook

 
What do Cory Doctorow, Google Print, Jack Vance, Roger Zelazny, and Raymond Chandler have in common?

You, if you read today's column.


Writer's Cramps
Tuck, Don’t Dump
by L. S. King

 
what to do when you feel the urge to infodump your readers


Writer's Cramps
Say What, er, I Mean, How?
by L. S. King

 
beats, attribs, and dialogue tags


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