by Bea Potter | Jun 24, 2020 | Columns, Horror World News
Writing Horror Stories – A Guide to Getting Started Who doesn’t love an intense, spine-tingling, chill-inducing horror read? Writing horror stories may seem like a simple path to follow but you are wrong if you think it all you need is blood, gore, and zombies...
by B. Renard | Jun 23, 2020 | Columns
I first became aware of the vast conspiracy against us when I was walking home from the supermarket, spring onions and grape soda bumping against my legs with each step. There was a duck. A mallard, specifically. The lone sentry stood resolute in the barren field,...
by Scarlett R. Algee | Jan 10, 2020 | Book News, Columns, Horror World News, JournalStone, Publisher News, Reviews
Scott R. Jones’ short story “The Amnesiac’s Lament,” from his debut collection Shout Kill Revel Repeat, gets a stellar treatment from Ruthanna Emrys and Anne M. Pillsworth in Great Race, My Ass: Scott R. Jones’s “The Amnesiac’s Lament” over at...
by Horror World | Aug 10, 2017 | Columns
Photo by Free-Photo, CC0 1.0 When it comes to horror movies, Japanese movies have made a mark across the globe with its bone chilling movies that horror movie enthusiasts enjoy immensely. Popularly known as ‘J-Horror’, these movies range from the classic white ghost...
by Wayne Edwards | Apr 16, 2017 | Columns
I live in the state with the second smallest population in the US. It is fairly rural, as you might imagine, but it does have one town that we call a city. I have decided to move into that thriving metropolis to come out of the woods and join my fellows. Moving...
by Wayne Edwards | Mar 4, 2017 | Columns
It is hard to know what to make of the world anymore. The World Series was a dramatic rollercoaster. And the Super Bowl, too. Who could have predicted that game, eh? Don’t even get me started on the election. Hoo boyee. And now the Oscars. How are we to know what to...
