Today on Nightmarish Nature we’re gonna revisit The Blob and jiggle our way to terror. Why? ‘Cause we’re just jellies...
Continuing our junkyard dawg werewolf story from the previous St. Patrick’s Days… though technically he’s more of a wolfwere but wolfwhatever. Anyway, here are Part 1...
You’ve seen me as Theda Bara, a Witch, and a Necromancer already (as well as Cleopatra, Elvis, and Andy Warhol) but here are some more fun...
Here’s another view of Heaven in this twisted little afterlife story from Jennifer Weigel, titled All That Remains. Trigger warning: religious themes, suggestions of rape &...
I have recently begun exploring Fibonacci poetry and penned this as a consideration for the Lovecraftian terrors while considering that Kansas was once an inland sea....
So what better follow up to Invisibles Among Us in Nightmarish Nature than Monstrous Mimicry? Further exploring the leaps that critters will go to in order...
This prose poem considers sinking into self, how ongoing struggles with mental health and well-being have led me to take actions that reinforce the patterns therein,...
I must just want to keep breathing those fumes – call me Doctor Orin Scrivello DDS… Anyway, here’s another porcelain figurine repaint with nail polish accents....
Familiar Faces By Tinamarie Cox For the past three months, Maggie had planted herself on the same bench in the northwestern quadrant of Central Park at...
Here’s a graveside pantoum poem from Jennifer Weigel… The earth enfolds me in her embrace.I can smell the dirt and water and decay.This homecoming is a...
Arctic Horror By Nicole L. Duffeck “Arliiiii.” The figure before him groaned. “Arliiiii.” Jung Kook could have sworn it was his own voice, echoing back at...
Sometimes it pays not to be seen, especially if there are things that want to eat you or if you have to sneak up on things...
Alice By Baylee Marion Empty, breathless, deafening isolation. I was trapped in a single room for as long as I can remember. I was so young...
Good news to my nonbinary pals – we no longer exist! “But Brannyk,” you may be thinking, “what am I supposed to do now that I...
So, this is a convoluted post, not going to lie. Because it’s Thriller Nite. And we have to kick it off with a link to Michael...
The Fire Within By Jeff Enos Mrs. DeVos called Sol up to the front desk as the last bell for the school day rang at East...
So, I think it’s time for more creepy clown stories. Don’t you? At any rate, here’s Stage Fright by our very own, Jennifer Weigel… It started...
The Shallows By Callum Matthews The ocean spoke to Samuel Wade, though not in words. It whispered in the spaces between the winds and in the...
Haunted By Robert Howell For years I have been telling people of the haunted house I once lived in. Most people just laughed, some believed and...
A Wrinkle in Blood By Alex C. Telander It began with a wrinkle. Madeleine was looking into the small makeup mirror. She’d turned forty-five just days...