Board Thread:Writer's Workshop/@comment-26342384-20150609222623/@comment-26342384-20150612160148

Chestlyvee wrote: In a sense, they are folktales for the internet. And that is incredibly amazing. You know, I've always seen the internet as its own culture, with its own folktales (creepypasta), language (text-speak), and "traditions" (internet etiquette/trolls/memes). I'm glad to see someone else does too.

Also, I do agree that creepypasta has definitely given me more of an appreciation for the horror genre, as well as for young adult literature, since, well.....a lot of it that is in stores....sucks. Creepypasta? Sometimes, it does suck, but it's free, and there's always the "Random Pasta" button.

I will fix this pasta, don't worry - it might not be for a couple days, though.