You Are Never Safe is a homemade iMovie trailer featuring my favourite subject, my cat, in a gothic(ish) story. The gothic motifs used include the monster, the damsel in distress, terror and obscurity, and some kind of excess in the fact that the whole concept is ridiculous and not scary at all, which could also... Continue Reading →
My Worst Nightmare
When I was a child—about 6–7 years old—I used to often have the same nightmare, and it terrified me. Before we go in, I must tell you that I am not someone who has nightmares frequently. This precise nightmare is actually the only one I can recall, and, if I had others, there must have... Continue Reading →
Something happened…
(1) Last night, I was walking in the forest by myself. It was a chilly night, the air was cold, and darkness had settled around me. When I decided to head back home, I had a strange sensation. Suddenly, I tripped over a rock. I didn’t fall, but I hurt my big toe. It hurt... Continue Reading →
Horror Story that marked my childhood
I remember, when I was an eight year old little twingie, sleeping at my friend’s house this one night. A dinner party and sleepover in her basement were hosted for us. We ended up sleeping on one bed. The yellow lights were dimly projected in her basement as our little minds were thrilled with excitement.... Continue Reading →
Fragmented
(1) To you, my blood is ink I let you write my story Of pure pain To you, my eyes are blind I have not experienced enough You pluck them out To you, my bones are broken I’m too weak to survive White crushed powder You destroy me Fragment me into pieces That will make... Continue Reading →
Contemporary Monster
I told you so… The damned warning rings in your ears. You are running down a long, endless, dark corridor, the ceiling barely high enough for you to stand up straight. The walls are smooth from old age and erosion, as is the floor. Your beating footsteps echo infinitely. You can see a bleak light... Continue Reading →
Great Gothic Giggle 