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Writing Horror at the Edge of the Known
The dark is still calling. This time, you can answer whenever you're ready.
Originally offered as a live workshop, When the Dark Calls Your Name is now a self-guided writing experience exploring horror beyond monsters and jump scares.
Through literary readings, storytelling techniques, and three strange little writing prompts, you'll explore the unsettling, the unexpected, and the wonderfully impossible.
Whether you're writing poetry, prose, fragments, or something that doesn't quite have a name, this experience invites you to follow your curiosity into the dark.
What's Included:
Downloadable workshop slide deck
Curated literary readings and examples
Horror storytelling techniques
Three 15-minute generative writing prompts
Creative exercises to explore at your own pace
Format: Downloadable PDF
Duration: Approximately 60–90 minutes
Experience Level: All levels welcome
No live sessions. No deadlines. No horror-writing experience required.
Just you, the page, and permission to let your imagination misbehave.
Writing Horror at the Edge of the Known
The dark is still calling. This time, you can answer whenever you're ready.
Originally offered as a live workshop, When the Dark Calls Your Name is now a self-guided writing experience exploring horror beyond monsters and jump scares.
Through literary readings, storytelling techniques, and three strange little writing prompts, you'll explore the unsettling, the unexpected, and the wonderfully impossible.
Whether you're writing poetry, prose, fragments, or something that doesn't quite have a name, this experience invites you to follow your curiosity into the dark.
What's Included:
Downloadable workshop slide deck
Curated literary readings and examples
Horror storytelling techniques
Three 15-minute generative writing prompts
Creative exercises to explore at your own pace
Format: Downloadable PDF
Duration: Approximately 60–90 minutes
Experience Level: All levels welcome
No live sessions. No deadlines. No horror-writing experience required.
Just you, the page, and permission to let your imagination misbehave.
