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The town was welcoming at first. When she bought the old apple orchard and moved into the tattered old house that came with it, they teasingly started calling her the Cider Witch. She had no intention of getting the cider press working again, but even without the cider, the name stuck on her like bark on a tree.
They weren’t wrong about the witching though, it was what she was there for. Small towns were superstitious, and superstitious towns were profitable.
(via Book Review: ON DARKENED WINGS AND OTHER SHORT HORRORS)
Our own Butchered Writer, Danny Garvin is reading horror short stories live on his TikTok channel @DLgarvin-writes. He is taking subs from people not in our writing collective. One of our missions in our group is to help other writers. If you have a short story, you would like Danny to read, please message him on his channel or contact me here and we can coordinate a reading. All types of horror are accepted. Thank you!
Stop by and read Paul Michael Anderson's horror interview on The Butchered Writer's Substack.
Brandi ran through the trees, sounds from behind pushing her forwards. Her clothes were torn, there was a large gash in her side, and what appeared to be a bite mark on her right leg. She was limping, favoring her right, but her adrenaline had her moving at a decent speed. As she neared the last tree, she saw a river and started to cry. With its rushing current there was no way she could cross.
Come and join us on TikTok for a spooky horror story reading tomorrow night.
Read Kev Harrison's interview on The Butchered Writers Substack today.
A Cthulhu Mythos Lovecraft anthology Atlas of Deep Ones is the first massive tome devoted entirely to the mysterious Deep Ones of the Cthulhu Mythos. Over fifty stories, poems, articles, and strange hybrids, collected by a duo of fearless editors, span the Deep Ones’ history from the ancient Norse seas to the frozen moons of Jupiter, and everywhere in between. Absurdist humor, quiet heartbreak, sagas of nightmarish adventure, and unimaginable wonders fill these pages. Even the most discerning scholar of forbidden knowledge will find something to fuel their imagination. And if you are a newcomer first answering the call of the tide, well, come down to the water and dive into the world that sings to your blood...
Come read a free short horror story by Rocky Colavito of The Butchered Writers collective. It's Tuesday's Tales!
This book review of a new collection of Oz stories is delightful!
Jon Cohn is our guest author interview on The Butchered Writers Substack today. Stop on by and say hi!
Mia Dahlia is the author interviewed today on The Butchered Writers Substack. Stop by and read about he
I had the luck to be interviewed by Memento Mori Ink.
Fancy a werewolf story this Tuesday afternoon? Melinda Pouncey of The Butchered Writer's is the Tuesday's Tales author. Here's a little taste: It didn’t help that his own brain was starting to betray him. “Sundowners” his doctor called it, explaining that it was not uncommon in someone his age. Henry was doubtful but could scarcely deny the evidence. One morning he awakened to a bloody mess on his kitchen counter, feathers scattered from one end of the house to the other. Last month he had found the torn collar of a drug dealer’s dog on his stoop with no sign of the animal it belonged to.
James Seamone is a lifelong lover of all things Horror. In an effort to share that love of Horror with a new generation, he has created a few wholesome children’s books that feature creatures, monsters, and other creepy things. Collaborating with illustrator Ian Etheridge, the two of them have written “The Homemade Halloween Costume Dilemma” and “Christmas Incorporated” starring Tiffany, Maddy, and friends. Ian’s illustrations also brought James’ “Nick & Nate vs. The Notorious Nose Nabbler” to vibrant life. He's out guest interview on The Butchered Writers Substack. Come by and read his interviews.