[Neptune is Bound](http://turquoise.monsters.wigglypets.co.uk/?p=92) is a poem I composed whilst playing the Monster Writing game. It is from a quote but I think it has a forlorness that could foster a great tragic tail worthy of the gothic world.
[Which Direction](http://turquoise.monsters.wigglypets.co.uk/?p=84) is a poem from a bleak photograph my friend took. The photo itself I feel is inspiration for the horror writer.
I have actually achieved the half way mark! Cheers! Woot! Does silly dance 🙂 That was easier than I thought plus I have finished the previous novel now so can focus abit more on this project 🙂 It looks like the whole story is going to be a novella at the moment but with me […]
This [poem](http://turquoise.monsters.wigglypets.co.uk/?p=77) is not horror but it does have gothic overtones – at least to me. I think it can be used as inspiration for my writing.
[The Echo](http://turquoise.monsters.wigglypets.co.uk/?p=68) is a poem filled with surreal horror though probably in an antiquated way. I like it, even if it is one of mine.
This [poem](http://turquoise.monsters.wigglypets.co.uk/?p=21) of mine isn’t really horror but it has aspects that could easily be turned into horror. And I thought other people might find it inspirational – it is from a dream I had just after my friend died tragically.
Well have a title Deathbook for this story and the storyline is panning out, I have started writing trying to do 1 k words a day though I am having a few issues in getting up to that at the moment due to my other works in progress. I am of two minds as to […]
I would call [The Home Fires](http://magenta.monsters.wigglypets.co.uk/?p=119) horror or at least horrifying but am aware that others may not – enjoy!
[Doomsday](http://magenta.monsters.wigglypets.co.uk/?p=110) is not specifically horror but I think it does encompass some elements so thought I’d share it with you!
[Snowman?](http://magenta.monsters.wigglypets.co.uk/?p=99) is a story based on an idea that struck me whilst building a snowman with my child on what had been a mill pond. I find ideas like this, ones based slightly in reality – at least to me, tend to have the most power!