By Jack Wallen It was to be the wedding of their dreams, one that was born of a playful kind of darkness. October 31. All Hallows Eve. Her favorite night of the year. His one day out of 365 to truly be himself. And this year, they would share it […]
Monthly Archives: October 2021
By Mary Ann Peden-Coviello 1993 Walter Calhoun was one of the smallest guys in my junior class at Turkey Creek High School, maybe the smallest. He was a geeky-looking kid to boot, skinny with round, pale brown glasses that matched his pale brown eyes. Almost yellow, his eyes. Other kids, […]
Woofman
By Bobby Gonzalez About Bobby Bobby Gonzalez is a writer and actor of Cuban descent, based out of Los Angeles. He has an upcoming show for HBO Max titled “The Garcias.” Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Help Me Out Here
By Izzy Serrano More about Giant Chickens To find out more about Giant Chickens, check out this Youtube video. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Giant Chickens on Thanksgiving Night
It’s been a long time since the Zombie Radio Podcast ended. I found a strange comfort and joy in bringing this character back to life, even though his circumstances have clearly changed. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Moments From My Worlds: Zombie Radio
By Dora Abel Rain. Heavy, full drops of rain. The kind of rain that soaked through clothes and seeped into the very bones, making the victim vulnerable to colds. Roselyn, however, was used to it. She had been caught up in worse storms than this, and she had also been […]
Time Claims Us All
By Sean Cochrane Halloween isn’t just my favorite holiday, it’s the greatest holiday in the greatest month. I have the privilege of being an October baby. Being born five days before Halloween is awesome for a kid, especially one that loves all the creepy spooky stuff. I’d imagine it made […]
Best Birthday Ever
by Marian Allen Halloween made it so easy. Baba Yaga could remember when parents kept their children indoors on All Hallows Eve, huddled around a fire, with fearsomely carved and lit root vegetables on either side of the door, treats left on the stoop for the spirits. Now, the evening […]
Trick and Treat and Trick and Treat
By Sara Marian I watch as the living cross the threshold yet again, bearing with them all their worldly possessions. First two women, one elderly. Then a man, a youth, and a girl no longer quite a child, but not yet a woman. The younger of the first pair of […]
Keep the Lights On
By Brent Abell Gwen kicked the beer can off the sidewalk and watched it bounce into the gutter. Dust swirled around her ankles in the cooling night while the echo from the can faded into silence. The tattered witch costume Gwen wore kept the chill from reaching her bones no […]
Light One For Me
Hell’s Muse is a very complex horror novel I wrote a few years ago. This is a short film I created from that story … a look inside the mind and life of the main character, Bob. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Moments From My Worlds: Hell’s Muse
By Leila Toba Autumn leaves scuttled upon the driveway, in a helpless battle between the gusty winds and the excited crowd of women that crunched their expensive heels on the concrete. It was the most exciting night of the week, or, at least the most exciting night of the week […]
Change
By C.A. Verstraete “Stop the car, Mommy!” “Mandy? What’s wrong, honey? Are you sick?” Alarmed, Cass Wilkes glanced in the rearview window at her daughter and quickly pulled the aging Buick to the curb. “No, I’m okay. Look, Mommy, look!” The six-year-old bounced in her seat and struggled to release […]
The Dollhouse
By Angel Vargas A lab coat clad pediatrician with a furrowed brow and pursed lips looked me dead in the face while my one month old son wailed and thrashed in my arms. In this situation, there was a word no new, sleep deprived parent should ever want to hear. […]
Family Reunion
By Godfrey Davenport Bubonic Tonic Death stalked as it often does through mindless streets it roamed Death talked as it often does and sent its men on home Death walked as it often does and sang a mindless tune Death balked as it often does, diverted by the runes One […]