I wanted to do goretober but I can't draw so I'm going to be writing a short story based on each prompt each day, I can't guarantee I'll finish it or that they will be good but I can promise that I will try

We've all read Frankenstein. We've all read, seen, heard, or... tasted Frankenstein (don't look at me, Halloween has some funky food). We're all familiar with the sickly, stitched-together cacophony of human bits and bobs. Frankenstein. The creature, if you will. What we've forgotten is the monster it's named after. ***** In this modern spin-off of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," the mic has moved from beneath the creature's shriveled black lips, and beneath those of Victor Frankenstein. Pink, plump, and healthy, Victor's lips holds no resemblance to those of his notorious namesake. What surfaces from said lips may as well have been. As Victor faces the thing of his nightmares; this thing that seems to have been birthed from a grave, I just hope Mary Shelley isn't rolling in hers. Copyright © 2020 by Kyle Lee. All rights reserved. [ #20 in Scientist] [ #21 in Frankenstein] [ #25 in Grieving]

a short story i made for school. warning it sucks

The challenge was to write a short story about your last encounter with another person, in the style of a well-known author. You'll figure out which author I chose.

Coming Soon.

Thomas may be the first to discover immortality, but he also is the first to lose his humanity.

It's not easy being an eldritch abomination in the 21st century, and when Monroe is kidnapped by strangely dressed and weirdly upfront government agents on a rainy September night, the whole thing becomes that much more complicated. For one, Monroe has never heard the term "eldritch abomination" before, which makes being referred to as such by the aforementioned kidnappers that much more confusing. Pulled into a web of conspiracies that envelop all of society, and the machinations of the agency that tries to keep the machinery oiled, Monroe is given a choice: co-operate using those particular eldritch abilities, or be killed. Only one problem. Monroe has no idea what they're talking about.

A former archaeological doctor working for a university discovers a catacomb that drives him to madness and seals his fate.

Cosmic Confluence is about a cosmic confluence in the sense that everything in 16 year old Mary's life is aligning and coming together perfectly whether she likes it or not. There's nothing she can do to change fate.

When Genevieve Winderhollow finds a book in the storage room of her library she may get a little more than she first bargained for.