Got an idea you'd like to submit? We're always looking for quality infotaining posts about true crime, horror, and the paranormal --or some blend thereof. Visit our Writers Wanted page for submission details. We'd love to have you join our Skeleton Crew!
P.S.
Yes.
That's the answer to that question we know you're wondering about. We do pay. Not a lot. Don't get excited. But we believe in paying writers for their time and energy. You'll find complete details on the Writers Wanted page.
This is a guest post from HorrorAddicts.net Press. They have a new anthology out, Dark Divinations. I spoke with its editors and publishers, Emerian Rich and Naching T. Kassa, on the podcast recently. As part of their promotional blog tour, they’ve shared an excerpt of one of the stories, HannahContinue Reading
This is a guest post from Tia Philippart. The terrors of the Halloween season are here! Witches, spooky spirits, strange creatures, and more. These mysterious occurrences are all haunted legends that comprise the grounds of America’s most haunted roads. The roads each hold an individual tale — giving you goosebumps withContinue Reading
This is a guest contribution from Sally Writes. With 100 million Americans planning to go on a family vacation in 2019, many will be considering a fall holiday. However, for families who enjoy the Halloween season and wish to embark on a seasonally appropriate trip, finding a destination suitable forContinue Reading
Our friends over at HorrorAddicts.net have a new release coming out, Plague Master: Rebel Infection. We’re part of their blog promotion tour. Since the book is the second in a series, we’re the recap portion of their jaunt. Check it out. (If you haven’t read the first book, this may enticeContinue Reading
Please enjoy this curious (and creepy) guest contribution from Strangilla. No one knows what’s out there in the Universe. Intelligent life forms or Galactic Empires? Super powered aliens or deadly plants? Here’s the story of ‘Indrid Cold’ aka The Grinning Man, one such uncertain creature encountered in human history. FirstContinue Reading
Please enjoy this Short Story Saturday submission from D. Norfolk. “If a man can bridge the gap between life and death, if he can live on after he’s dead, then maybe he was a great man” Before most of the living world had risen from their chambers of mortal slumber, Aubrey was alreadyContinue Reading
This is a guest contribution from Sally Writes. Spending a night or two at a hotel is pretty commonplace for anyone spending a night away from home. With an estimated 54,200 hotels in the United States, you’re bound to be within distance of a few at any given time. However,Continue Reading
This post contains affiliate links. See affiliate disclaimer here. Our friends over HorrorAddicts.net Press asked if we’d like to participate in their blog tour promoting their latest anthology, Kill Switch. We said, “Definitely! We can post it for Short Story Saturday!” And so that’s what we’re doing. Please enjoy this excerptContinue Reading
This is a guest contribution from Sharon Hooper. Who says our knowledge and level of technological advancement are enough to unravel the numerous mysteries which mother nature continually present to us? We’ve truly come a long way and various fields of science have helped us to better understand human historyContinue Reading
Please enjoy this Short Story Saturday submission from D. Norfolk. Harvest By D. To whom it may concern, First, a warning: If you have found this note where I left it on the kitchen table, in Gable Cottage, get out now. Take this with you and read it when youContinue Reading
This is a guest contribution from Cathy Baylis. Every time we watch a horror movie, we experience suspense even though we’re actually aware that what’s happening in front of our eyes is not real. And yet, some movie scenes and plots are so realistic that we simply cannot “go withContinue Reading
This is a guest contribution from Sally Writes. Back in 2000, a “Haunted Painting.” was listed on eBay that spread like wildfire. The seller was anonymous, but the painting was very much real. Entitled “The Hands That Resist Him” by artist Bill Stoneham, the painting depicted a boy with aContinue Reading
Loading ...