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• 7th Hell - Interactive Fantastic Writing

  http://7thhell.freeservers.com/
  A site for authors of the genres horror, fantasy, and science fiction. Add-on stories you can continue, or start an all new story. Artwork welcome, too. Site in German and English.

• A Night To Regret

  http://horror_story_01.tripod.com/
  Teenagers stumble upon a dead corpse in the woods, and their families and lives are ruined forever.

• Dark Icon - Original Fiction

  http://www.darkicon.com/
  Original works of science fiction, fantasy and horror. Updated with new stories and-or links weekly. Comments and feedback are welcome.

• Mikey's Basement

  http://mmw50.com/
  Original multimedia, horror poetry, and cyberpunk fiction by Mike M West.

• Mr Shiver's Tales of the Abyss

  http://mrshiver.www1.50megs.com/
  Short stories, dark poems, and novel chapters for readers and writers. Open to submissions.

• Poecraft

  http://poecraft.tripod.com/poecraft
  The only official website of POECRAFT. Your doorway to the unknown.

• Scarenet Stories

  http://www.angelfire.com/ky2/scarenetstories/
  Contains original short stories and poems belonging to the horror genre. Submit your own stories/poetry.

• Scorpio Tales

  http://users.tinyonline.co.uk/gswithenbank/
  A collection of stories with a sting in the tail.

• The Cybrary

  http://home.earthlink.net/~jamesroberts/
  Small archive of predominantly horror based stories, however all genres are welcomed.

• The Passing

  http://www.angelfire.com/in/LilyNBlue/passing.html
  A short story with a twist of horror and the paranormal, by author Julie Remke. Links to biography, online store and poetry by the author.

• Zzzptm

  http://www.zzzptm.com/horror.html
  Stories evocative of the great HP Lovecraft. You can also sign on a list here to workshop your fiction.

 

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