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buddha's middle finger: or, razorblades as valenti..A Story by drew garner"He never bleeds" -Nirvana. "Don't wake me for the end of the world unless it has very good special effects." - Roger Zelazny .. |
The Cannabis ChaosA Book by Abhishek IzyThis is a humor-filled incident of a night which ran into utter psychedelic chaos. This is intentionally laced with Hindi words, explanation of which .. |
Chapter 3 : Smoke In The VeinsA Chapter by Abhishek IzyThe group finally gets high on weeds and immediately gets swept off with a high impact. they get high for the first time and have no idea how to react.. |
Black DogA Poem by red.evangelinethis - wretchedthing this - ghost of a shadow of athing this - nameless thing that stalks me,has stalked me since the white blur of childhood optimism.. |
A Visit from My MotherA Poem by jennaSalty beads plunge down my cheeks As I sit on a bed Only to come to the realization That I’m not alone Upon my gaze is a stranger .. |
Got to Love the Library Cat GhostA Story by Sydelle HoustonSome musings about a feline who helps writers finish what they started |
Strange goings onA Poem by OnlymeI think we have a haunted carit's not a modern update one.But an old runaround little one.That is sweet sixteen years ofage.And has had a good few own.. |
Grief: A Ghost PlayA Stage Play by PonQoTW: suicide, loss of family member, self-harm, the works |
Sapphire Lodge - Quaint & Haunted with Fjord ViewA Story by warriorpoet01Fictional fantasy short story about haunting in Sapphire Lodge |
Ghost HouseA Poem by Death's PoetLeraye sings to himself in the dining hallLibi washes her tears in a sinkLeah is so drunk she may fallLola's eyes on the brinkLolita's brain starts to.. |
The Child Of DuskA Story by Andrew SiachosI live in a quiet neighborhood. The streets are far from the main avenues, which makes fuss from traffic nonexistent. The residents are all acqu.. |
The Train Station of BuryA Story by VictoriaIn the dead of night, children are going missing without a trace and are never heard from again. Where are they going? To catch a train. |