He was cold, and scared. Goosebumps were crawling up his arm making the hairs stand on end. He could feel them moving like a wave making him look like a scared cat. The idea came to him that maybe that is what he should do. Arch his back and hiss
I have recently been rereading a few of James Herbert's novels. I was talking about horror books at work, and someone said how good The Rats was by James Herbert. I have to admit that I have only ever had two nightmares from reading the hundreds of horror
The man is an animal, born only to fuck. Fuck up everything he touches and fuck everyone over he meets. This whole tour had been an excuse for him to leave his wife and child and fuck his way across America. The gigs were just a paper-thin excuse to fuck
The time has come to tell my side of the story. I am not the desperate, possessive pig that the media have been writing about for weeks. I am just a normal man who reacted badly after having his heart torn in two. Now that the finger of suspicion has
The role of artificial intelligence in literature is ambiguous. As a writer, I should condemn artificial intelligence as a blight on our existence. I'd like to jump on the bandwagon, ride along with authors I admire, and shout to the world that AI should be banned. It has
I am pleased to present my new novella, Alluring Literature, fresh from the publishing process. Bethany, a librarian, finds a piece of amateur literature sitting in the tray of the public printer just as the library is closing. She reads the first line of the erotic story and feels the
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A short story about how dangerous spiders can be. Even when they are dead.
One of my stories has found a home at Carnage House. I've been working with Josh Darling, a very encouraging and diligent editor at Carnage House, to rewrite and polish my story Hounded. I'd also like to thank Josh for putting together a fantastic collection of
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I was thinking the internet needed a new one. Welcome to That Faint Creative Spark. A brand new site from the author Lee Culloty. Things will be up and running here shortly, but you can subscribe in the meantime if you'd like to stay up to date and