Write a short creative, dark, funny or creepy story.?
The anthology called Carniepunk is a collection of just such stories. It has short stories from Rachel Caine, Jennifer Estep, Kevin Hearne, Seanan McGuire, and Rob Thurman. If you're looking for stories online, the website creepy pasta has a bunch of short stories which may or may not scare you.
What are some ideas for a short film?
Short Film Threads - Room.A man living abroad in his single room, fearing about his family, they are suffering flood. Phone calls from family, friends, news feeds in TV, Facebook. Facial expression, losing his control over emotions etcA bachelor room having three persons. one person die at night. Their survival of fear in the all night. Suddenly one person wake up in his bed and realize everything was just a nightmare.A flat rented as a staff hostel for a company. the man currently residing there knew the company send there new female secretary of his boss to his room for staying up to she gets a new apartment in the city. They spends the night talking each other become a best friends (No erotics but rather they became respectful each other).Short Film Threads - OutdoorA boy found a cave in a small hill near to his home in a evening. He stay there for a while fearing to enter the cave. suddenly one man came out from the cave and he follows him.A girl follows a boy anonymously to him through the city. They reach an antique mini bar. When she enter after him into the bar everybody receiving her like they are waiting for her for a long time. She knew she not following him anonymously rather he guiding her to this place secretly.In a heavy rainy day, one man saw a person lying down in the street and nobody there he rush to him and found the man is a psycho and he need to kill him without any reason or for a reason known only to him. the man talking with him in the rain as the psycho man not let him go away. The man trying to convince him and finally he almost win.These are only some thread to the short films, you can expand it to any dimension as the imagination has no limits.Thank You.
Writers: Do you find yourself fighting your cravings? (+BQ)?
Not much to add to the header here. I was just wondering if you writers ever find yourselves in a position where you're trying to work on a particular genre-specific story but your writing is slow and forced because you crave writing something else? With me, it's almost like food cravings or the random change in my reading tastes. I'm working on this mystery short story with familial elements and I crave to write something entirely different in terms of genre, plot line, and characters. If you DO experience this...how do you cope? Do you continue working on the current project or shift your projects to meet your moods.. putting one away until the craving passes? Thanks BQ: How many of you are already singing Christmas Carols now that Halloween is over? BQ2: Do you prefer mittens or gloves? BQ3: Have you ever been walking home alone one night and thought someone was following you only to find out it was the sound of your untied shoe laces tapping against the asphalt? lmao .. not that I have...ehem. ;) Happy Writing