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1001 Horror Writing Prompts That Will Help Motivate You Creatively
- Narrated by: Teagan Gardner
- Length: 5 hrs and 59 mins
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Publisher's Summary
What scares you?
It’s a question that all horror writers want to know. To understand the answer, it is important to look at the fear itself. Whether you are a novice or writing professional, the prompts contained in this book are designed to give you more food for thought when crafting your creative works. The book is also segmented in order to give you the most common science fiction themes and concepts.
The concepts covered in the book include:
- Demons, occult, and paranormal themes: cults, religious fervor, ESP, shadow people, ghosts, possessions, and hellish servants
- Fears, paranoia, and psychological undertones: madness, medical grief, isolation, social themes, uncontrollable areas, and other phobias
- Monsters, creatures, and creepy-crawlies: aliens, animals and plants, small creatures, giant monsters, mythological foes, and neo-monsters
- Slashers, snatchers, and real-life crime: serial killers, cannibals, home invasion, strange crime, and visceral parts
- Werewolves and other supernatural beings: witches, werewolves, shape-shifters, vampires, and other beings
With this audiobook, you are bound to find something that gives you that one spark you need to pen your next great horror story!