One of the first places I placed my writings online was at microhorror.com. Nathan Rosen is microhorror's editor, a site dedicated toward presenting a vast variety of writers and fiction all with a common goal - to leave the reader with a frightening feeling using a minimum amount of words.
My stories at microhorror.com include:
The Whitechapel Wagers - The bets of two gamblers result in terror for those living in Whitechapel.
Like Taking Candy - A night of Halloween trick or treating has a horrifying effect on several kids.
The Cemetery - All is not quiet in a graveyard - thanks to one of its residents!
Several of my stories at microhorror found their way into my collection of short stories, Summoned Secrets, which is available at www.lulu.spotlight/spotlight/wrigler
Mr. Rosen has honored me by asking me to help in the judging of the 2013 Halloween contest entries and I'm very pleased to say that exciting events are continuing to occur at www.microhorror.com including a new story contest in celebration of Halloween next month.
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Friday, September 19, 2014
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Summoned Secrets
from Summoned Secrets...
The Midnight Wind
The midnight wind
chills to the bone
and will not leave
your soul alone,
so stay in bed
throughtout the night
and you just might
remain all right.
The Haunting Hour
At midnight its dark
and time for a lark
from spirits who wave
and moan from their grave
so please be afraid
and the ghosts get paid.
Order your copy of W.P. Rigler's Summoned Secrets at http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/wrigler
18 strange stories of science fiction, dark fantasy, suspense, and horror.
12 poetic creations.
1 book.
Learn the secrets of...
An alien world where hunters test their skills and dragons dwell.
A library whose biographies hold the key to life and death.
History's most infamous serial killer's gambling habits.
"With a cast that includes dimension-hopping murderers, extraterrestrial monsters, and even the shade of Poe himself, Rigler's dark imagination will populate your nightmare for days to come."
Nathan Rosen, editor at microhorror.com
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