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Ethan and John sat in the warm sand. They sipped their beers and stared out at the horizon, lost in thought. Waves lapped at the shore as the gray concrete pilings of the pier loomed overhead, casting long shadows down the beach.
Ethan broke the silence. “You seem better.”
“Better?” John said.
“You weren't doing too good after she died,” Ethan said.
John smiled and finished his beer. “Yeah. I feel better.”
“That's good.” Ethan pulled another beer from the cooler and passed it to him.
“You're not gonna ask why?” John said. Read more...
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Howard clutched the newspaper between his wrinkled fingers, squinting at a small section of the opinion page. Plantoids: The Dark Side of The Phenomenon"April 14th, 1981. Exactly one year ago today. The tiny town of Trovigo just off the coast of Italy wakes up to an incredible sight. Beside the forgotten church in the centre of town, the local graveyard has sprouted an enormous mass of native fauna, the official measurements coming in at four stories tall and 50 metres wide. Those who were first to witness the growth wasted no time in calling it a gift from God, even before the international presses rolled in and the entire town was sealed off for government investigation." Read more... |
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 Halloween |
The Halloween category is for stories about that spookiest time of year and includes 91 stories. There are many aspects of Halloween that these stories cover, including costumes, trick-or-treating, haunted houses, and Halloween rituals. The Halloween subgenre can be considered a type of meta-horror, which is horror fiction centered on horror media and popular culture.
As with many creepypasta subgenres, nostalgia is a common theme. These stories often take the kid-friendly trappings of Halloween and twist them into something darker. |
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2021 Halloween Writing Contest
Greetings, all. Today marks the first day of the spookiest month of
the year, when ghouls, demons, and monsters of various sorts run
amok, and the air is rich with the scent of fresh rituals. As the
trees fade from their vivid greens to dusty browns and yellows, and
the nights grow colder and darker, there's never a better time in
the world of creepypasta. Hence, why we're proposing a modest
challenge...
Simply put, this contest involves writing the best Halloween story. That's it, there's no further prompt past that. Wow us with your tales of pumpkins, skeletons, trick-or-treating, and all other things Halloween-related. You are free to seek inspiration in the form of online prompts if you are sorely lacking in ideas, but keep in mind that originality is a criteria we will use for scoring entries, as I'll get into in just a moment.
So, without further ado, here's all you need to know if you're thinking of participating:
- 1 The Judges/Judging System
- 2 General Rules and Guidelines
- 3 Story Formatt…
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