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Tag Archives: monsters
Monsters by Chris McMullen
This critter is ‘donated’ by Chris McMullen. Check out his blog and books! Owethor A bipedal creature that lives within the valleys of the Urykyl Mountains. Its head resembles a pig-nosed bat with insect-like antennae that reaches down to their … Continue reading
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Tagged author, beasts, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fiction, fun, imagination, magic, monsters, writing
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Monsters by John W. Howell
These two creatures are part of the ‘Monster Maker Fun’ week and they were ‘donated’ by John W. Howell. Check out his blog and his book, ‘MY GRL‘. Stoupis A dim-witted creature that resembles a crimson stork with rabbit ears … Continue reading
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Tagged author, beasts, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fiction, fun, imagination, magic, monsters, writing
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Shrieking Skull of Necrotalis Plains
(Actually surprised I never posted this before. Swear I did, but I can’t find it in the archives.) An open plain Never crossed by man Home to ghosts And every form of ghoul Slavering for flesh One such beast Is … Continue reading
Night Terrors
With gnashing teeth And jagged nails These creatures lurk beneath Feasting on forgotten snails Until the hallowed night They wait until the sun is gone Before rising to the surface And bring about the darkest dawn Pushing their sole … Continue reading
Another Day at the Office!
“How’s it going, Mark?” “I’m still not talking to you, Steve.” “But you just talked to me. Are you still mad about last month?” “No. I’m happy that I listened to you and now I’m a soldier of the damned.” … Continue reading
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Tagged author, career, flash fiction, humor, job, monsters, short story, vampires, writing, zombies
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Why Do We Enjoy the Scare?
You know I tried to write a gory horror novella last year. Well, I realized a few things when I was done and accepting that I suck at it. Gore can only get you so far and tension/fear is a … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fear, fiction, halloween, horror, horror movies, monsters, scared, scariness, scary books, terror, writing
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Some Monsters Aren’t Monstrous
I spent all of this week talking about the eerie, creepy monsters that lurk in shadows and only come to about waist-height at most. Yet there is another side of the coin just as there is with the big guys. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creatures, cute monsters, cuteness, fantasy, fiction, Gizmo, gremlins, heroes, monsters
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Terrors at Knee Height
The ground does not shake When they come to cause their mischief Unless they hit a gas main The sky does not darken From the smoke and ash of their rampage Unless it is already night The town does not … Continue reading
It’s Not the Size of the Monster, But How You Use It!
More than likely, one of the first things that comes to mind when you think of a monster is something big. Godzilla, King Kong, Frankenstein’s Monster, Cloverfield, and the list keeps going. At the very least you start thinking about … Continue reading