Horrendous Writers is a mentorship-based community for young adults who want to sharpen their horror writing skills while staying true to their voice. You'll learn how to: Develop layered characters with internal conflict Structure stories using flexible, repeatable outlines Write horror that builds atmosphere, tension, and psychological fear Use prompts as craft exercises, not just inspiration Revise stories with purpose and confidence Writers can submit work for review, take part in focused challenges, and have their stories highlighted. This is a place for growth, accountability, and turning rough ideas into polished horror stories you're proud to stand behind. Write boldly. Learn responsibly. Grow at your own pace

Ailani Sanders has been in a loveless and abusive marriage for years now. A chance meeting with Amari Martin gives her a bit of hope that her life can change. Amari develops feelings for Ailani quickly, but it's not easy for her to abandon her marriage. Will Ailani find the strength to leave to allow herself to experience true love without all of the pain she is so accustomed to?

"We were everything once. Now we're barely a memory." When Soraya's boss moves overseas, she's reassigned to someone from her past. Someone who doesn't even remember her. But Soraya remembers everything. And some distances never close.

"Do you feel that?" Imani Brooks is a dancer who's had a lot of hardships in her life. Chris brown wants to change that.

"If a tree falls in a forest and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound?" "Yes." "How?" She asked as she looked at him. "No one heard it." "Does sound require a listener to exist?" -------- A story about love, loss, and finding your person.

Where's there peace there's always some type of evil right around the corner. Could this be the final chapters of Zari and Chris? (Nightmare Town sequel!)

Guess whose it is? Yours.

Believe only half of what you hear but everything that you see. Your mind is not playing games with you. Trust your gut feeling. Your gut is always right. YOU are always right. Sad to say, Zari did not intend on doing so.

The works of a painter, composer, or 𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿 regarded collectively.

just a figment of my imagination 💭