This is a story is inspired by the short story "The Nameless City" by H.P. Lovecraft. I claim none of the original parts of the story, only those that are not part of the original. Enjoy, and although it may be challenging, Lovecraft's writing is, in my opinion, the best of all the classics. Forget Poe's horror, turn to Lovecraft.

Cara's family was taken from her as a teenager, and she spent the years after learning everything she could about the dark creatures responsible, trying desperately to save others from the same fate. But now those evil forces are gathering, and the few that are left fighting against them are being torn apart. In a world with demons, werewolves, vampires and a powerful cult of elite fanatics lurking in the shadows, is there any hope of salvation? *Still doing edits* *Mature Content* Graphic violence throughout; I will label chapters with more specific trigger warnings as I go

Now a published novel and available worldwide! It is available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, Scribd, Google Play Books, and many many others! [A 2020 Wattys award winning novel]. Something has changed inside of Leo Harr ever since the nightmares started. Only, he's not certain they're just dreams. Have you ever heard the color white? "This story is expertly written, with a mind-bending plot. The writing is reminiscent of Iain Reid's work (and talent)." - 2020 Watty Awards

This was a short story I did to pay homage to HP Lovecraft.

When he should've died, but didn't, Elias Sang discovered he possessed the rare condition known as "ReTransmission", allowing him to redirect any physical injuries or damage onto another random person within a certain radius around him. ***** Having used his condition to kill another person, he is forced to join the Special Retransmission Squadron (SRS), a secret government organization...

This is written from the perspective of the villain in the current stories I'm working on. Just a little experiment for fun.

China & Buddhism have lots of interesting folklore. Here I spin those tales of the past into new stories.

This is our first book our active weekly group is using this one: https://www.wattpad.com/story/280258965-the-weekend-write-in-volume-2 Stay tuned for a prompt every Friday. Post a link to your story in the appropriate chapter for this week's prompt. Post your comments in the The 500 Word Write-In Discussion chapter. Be sure to check back to read all the stories submitted.