Short Horror Stories

A short horror story was spoken at night, a terrible story of online reading for children and adults. Read a classic story about fears about eerie ghosts, Japanese urban legends, crazy stalkers, crazy killers, and other scary monsters

I wrote a short horror story called "Scars" in November. It was published in Wordhaus, an online literary magazine. Every year Wordhaus is doing the best selection, my story will be subject to the best collection of 2015. If you regularly follow my sentences, the poll will be made public if you think that you like clicking on this link or clicking the image below to extract update information. I work. My wish was to end it before the nation's novel writing month, but when I wrote this article I was not satisfied, so I would put it on hold until November I made it. I expect that the next episode will appear in this week. Thanks to everyone who cares about it

Last week, a few weeks before Halloween, I had the idea of ​​writing a short, supernatural horror story. At that time, I was deeply involved in the first draft of a short story and it became a novel that I really wanted to be a novel (later called "everything I wanted"). I will use something to post me on Halloween by using a detour. warp. This short story ends in about 14,000 words. Novelette is not as cool as a short story or Novela, but there is no rule, Dottie, I just broke them.

My idea is that when it comes to a short horror story scene, sometimes it is a good thing to do cliche. Let's think about: Are you likely to read the horror stories of graveyards and grocery stores? I am not saying that I can not open a new path, but in a familiar environment that has made the reader cold for years, you can build a million stories. So, anyway, what are some of the classic horror story settings you can think of? Even if I do not settle this project, I think that this question is an interesting exercise. Do not forget, when I say horror it can be quite extensive - supernatural, psychological, and supernatural can fit here. So far, this is what my brother and I came up with: