fright

Hello, Fright Fiends!
          	
          	Still reeling from Wattpad’s 18th birthday? Same here! If you haven’t joined the Build-A-List Challenge yet, what are you waiting for? Dive into one of our spooky scenarios, curate a Reading List with 10+ bone-chilling tales, and share it with us.
          	https://www.wattpad.com/1512366633-18-years-of-wattpad-build-a-list
          	
          	Here’s a thought to keep the scares rolling: If you were trapped in your favorite horror story, what’s the one item you’d take to survive? 
          	
          	Let us know in the comments—bonus points if it’s as clever as it is creepy! 

fright

Hello, Fright Fiends!
          
          Still reeling from Wattpad’s 18th birthday? Same here! If you haven’t joined the Build-A-List Challenge yet, what are you waiting for? Dive into one of our spooky scenarios, curate a Reading List with 10+ bone-chilling tales, and share it with us.
          https://www.wattpad.com/1512366633-18-years-of-wattpad-build-a-list
          
          Here’s a thought to keep the scares rolling: If you were trapped in your favorite horror story, what’s the one item you’d take to survive? 
          
          Let us know in the comments—bonus points if it’s as clever as it is creepy! 

fright

Hello, Fright Fiends!
          
          Wattpad is celebrating 18, and to celebrate, we’re inviting you to join the Build-A-List Challenge—because nothing screams “party” like curating some bone-chilling stories! 
          
          We’ve created eerie scenarios just for you. Check it out here: https://www.wattpad.com/1512366633-18-years-of-wattpad-build-a-list
          
          Now it’s your turn: Pick a scenario from the profile, build a Reading List with 10+ stories, and share your link in the comments.
          
          And here’s a question for the fright fiends: If your life became a horror story, what would the title of your Reading List be? 
          
          Drop your answers and let’s turn this birthday into a fright fest! 

fright

Hey there, Fright people!
          
          Here is the question of the week! 
          
          What's the scariest book you've ever read, and what made it so terrifying for you?

Official_toothless

@fright I don’t read many scary books but on wattpad there’s a book called ‘life’s just a game’ based off Httyd and woah it had so many dark moments
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Glory_feeling2

@fright The scariest book I've read is The Shining by Stephen King. The movie is even more scarier as that Stanley hotel the author stayed in with his family always haunts me. Sometimes in my dreams, I end up in scary places!
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JaneQuill28

@fright Probably The Whistling Room by William Hope Hodgson (short story collection, should be able to find on Gutenberg or other free sites). The danger just kept increasing and the ordinary became supernatural. I'll have to check out the other stories.
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fright

Hello, Fright People!
          
          It’s a Wrap: Fan Love Month! 
          As 2024 creeps to a close, we’re here to put a bow (or maybe a spiderweb?) on our Fan Love Month. We’ve had chills, thrills, and so much love from this incredible community. Today, we’re signing off with our last two feature response chapters, highlighting the amazing letters from @RachWriters and @Jennasuits91.
          
          Check it out here: https://www.wattpad.com/1505987197-fan-love-month
          https://www.wattpad.com/1505987895-fan-love-month
          
          But wait—there’s one last love letter, and it’s from us, the Paranormal and Fright team.
          You can read a special letter from us to you here: https://www.wattpad.com/1506885049-fan-love-month-from-yours-to-you
          
          To every writer who crafted a chilling tale, to every reader who shared their devotion, and to every alter ego lurking in the shadows—you’ve made this year unforgettable.
          
          As we close the chapter on 2024, we’re reminded why we love this community so much. Here’s to more scares, more stories, and more love in 2025. Happy New Year! 
          
          Thank you for being the ghosts with the most. Here’s to an even more terrifyingly good year ahead!
           The Paranormal & Fright Team

fright

Hello, Fright People!
          
          Today, we’re firing up our ghostly flashlights to spotlight an incredible piece from @Amaboo! They crafted a hilarious and heartfelt letter celebrating their paranormal passion with a dash of ghostly humor and a sprinkle of snark. 
          But hold onto your haunted hats because we’ve got a fun twist! Our profile team took Amaboo’s spirited response and transformed it into a laugh-out-loud narrative packed with spooky charm and creative flair. 
          
          Check out their letter (and our spooky remix!) right here:
          https://www.wattpad.com/1505985070-fan-love-month
          
          Now it’s YOUR turn, Wattpadders! Let’s keep the chills and thrills rolling. If you could write a thank-you letter to your favorite paranormal, fright, or any genre masterpiece, what would it say? Spill the spooky tea—we want to feature your story next before the year ends!
          Let’s close out 2024 with all the chills, laughs, and swoon-worthy moments your imaginations can conjure.
          
          QOTW: If your favorite paranormal or fright character suddenly appeared in your living room, what would you say to them?
          (We hope it’s something cooler than “Don’t eat me!”) 
          Thank you for making Fan Love Month and 2024 so magical, spine-tingling, and unforgettable. Let’s welcome 2025 with even more creativity and love for the stories that unite us! 
          
           Don’t forget to answer the QOTW—we know there’s a mischievous ghost inside you just waiting to spill their spectral secrets.

fright

Hey there, Fright people!
          
          Here is the question of the week! 
          
          What other genre do you think blend well with Horror?
          
          So, this fan month, why not join in on the eerie excitement? Click the link below, and let’s make this a frightfully fun time!
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/1499339561-paranormal-activities-fan-love-month
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/1499620872-fright-attractions-fan-love-month

jennasuits91

Horror and humor, strangely enough. A Nightmare Before Christmas and Wednesday both inspired my story. 
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Glory_feeling2

@fright Well, for my horror story, I blended it with paranormal, a bit of horrific fantasy such as witches and an odd man like Igor in Frankenstein! I think some genres can easily blend with another if an author can just use his or her imagination!
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fright

Hello, Fright people!
          
          Are you aware that you can shake things up by rearranging the chapters of your Fright story while you write? If your tale weaves through multiple timelines or features mind-bending plot twists, mixing up the order can keep your readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly guessing what will happen next! 
          
          But that’s just the beginning! What if we told you that adding emojis to your story descriptions can create an eerie atmosphere that brings your chilling narrative to life? Imagine how a well-placed ghost or heart-pounding scream could heighten the tension!
          
          So, as we dive into this spine-chilling fan month, why not embrace the spooky excitement? Click the links below, and let’s have a frightfully good time together!
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/1499339561-paranormal-activities-fan-love-month
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/1499620872-fright-attractions-fan-love-month
          
          Happy hunting!

fright

Hello, Fright People!
          
          It’s time for Fan Love Month! Today, we’re firing our ghostly flashlights to spotlight an incredible piece from @IfeoluwaDickson!  
          
          They crafted a heartfelt letter celebrating their absolute favourite paranormal gem, The Daughter of Hell Season 2, brought to life by the talented Ifeoluwa Dickson. But hold on tight, because we’ve got some thrilling news! Our profile team sprinkled a little creativity into Ifeoluwa’s response, transforming it into a captivating mini-narrative. 
          
          Check it out here: https://www.wattpad.com/1501164201-fan-love-month
          
          We hope Ifeoluwa’s letter sparks your imagination and inspires you to dive into your favourite paranormal or horror read!  Whether it’s a brooding vampire with secrets to unveil, a chilling ghostly romance, or a heart-racing monster lurking in the shadows, we’re dying to hear your stories! Write us your own thank-you letter—we could be featuring YOU next!
          
           So keep your eyes peeled for more jaw-dropping fan responses, spine-tingling spotlights, and maybe a ghostly visit or two in your notifications! Let the celebrations begin!

fright

Hey, @IfeoluwaDickson! You are welcome. Thanks for submitting your fan love month!
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IfeoluwaDickson

@fright  thank you so much 
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fright

Hey there, Fright people!
          
          Here is the question of the week! 
          You see a dead dog on the road but you ignored it and drove home. In the hall you see dog blood prints walking into your closet. Will you dare to go in or will you call for help?
          
          Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

fright

Hello, @carelesswillow, @Kharon-of-the-River, @ChrisBuono, @Glory_feeling2, and @HWChi7! We can all agree that everyone has different levels of fear tolerance! 
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HWChi7

@fright This scenario is both eerie and thought-provoking, combining elements of guilt, fear, and suspense. The dead dog on the road could symbolize a moment of neglect, and the mysterious blood prints might represent the consequences catching up in an unsettling way. It raises the question: Is the closet hiding something supernatural, a psychological manifestation of guilt, or a more tangible threat?
            
            The choice between daring to investigate or calling for help reveals a lot about one's personality—whether they're more inclined to face fears head-on or seek security through support. It’s a great setup for a horror story or moral parable!
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Glory_feeling2

@fright It followed you home! This sounds a bit like Stephen King's Pet Sematary! I'd get some help! Doggie might attack, even if it's now a ghost.
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