Horrific Visions Begins Today
It’s finally here, the 2nd Annual Horrific Visions Friday Frights. Sure, it’s only the second year, but this is such a fun and creative event for our writers and the artists who join us. Last November...
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We now have a Friday Frights Reddit Community. This community is a place for all our writers to post a link to their horrific creations whether their story has been posted here in the main Friday...
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Submissions Open for The Bloody Book of Grotesque Love
After nearly 2 years of our authors writing for Friday Frights, we have decided to publish collections of their amazing stories based on our monthly themes. These collections are also open to outside...
View ArticleHorror Cliches in June
We have a fun theme in June . . . Horror Cliches. Below is a list of familiar cliches from horror movie. Write a story and include one or more of these cliches. Feel free to add any that are missing...
View ArticleVampires and Other Blood Suckers in July
In July, it’s writer’s choice to write a story or poem about traditional western vampires or do a little research and write about a vampire or blood drinker from another culture’s folklore. More...
View ArticleMonster Movie Fan Fiction in August
In August, use one or more of the movie monsters listed on the Monthly Themes page in your story. More Monthly Themes How to Submit Stories
View ArticleZombies Fairy Tales & Nursery Rhymes in September
In September, take one of the well known fairy tales or nursery rhyme and add a twist of zombies, or be adventurous and find a lesser known tale. If you need inspiration or help finding a fairy tale,...
View ArticleHalloween in October
October is all about Halloween. This year, incorporate at least 5 of the following Halloween related items into their stories each week, or write a story of your choice. The Visionary Press Cooperative...
View ArticleSanta Claus in December
This year’s Holiday Horrors is all about Santa Claus. Take one of the traditional Christmas carols or poems about the jolly old soul and twist it into a bloody tale. Here are a few to inspire you:...
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