“Beth lay in bed looking out the window, listening to Mr. and Mrs. Miller arguing in the house across the street. Suddenly she heard a scream and saw a spray of red splash across their curtains…”
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“A Krampus Story” by Jessica Brook
“Profits are down,” said the financial advisor, Sam Krupp, from behind his desk.
Santa put his face in his hands. “We already replaced the elves with sweatshops. What else can we do?”
“Start marketing earlier,” Sam Krupp suggested. “How about July?”
Santa banged his fist on the desk. “Six months of holiday jingles on the radio? That’s Hell on Earth!”
“It’s a competitive economy, sir.” Sam Krupp shrugged, which almost made his winter cap fall off his horns. Over the years, Krampus found that rather than dragging people to Hell, it was far easier to bring Hell to the people.
[Author’s note: I wrote this story in response to a challenge to create a dark, 100 word story about Christmas.]
Dating is already rough. What’s going to happen when people start hooking up with AI?
Find out in my latest 100 word story to be published on Black Hare Press.
Hotboi752 (Black Hare Press)
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Movies like Alien, Event Horizon, and Pitch Black have popularized the Space Horror genre.
However, not enough literature or movies have shown space horror from the POV of the monster, in my humble opinion.
So I decided to attempt one and got it published on Black Hare Press. It’s a great website for creatives looking to submit drabbles, short stories, and novellas.
For those who don’t know what a drabble is, it’s a short fictional story around 100 words in length.
Stories From Tomorrow - Jessica Brook's Author Site 