
“There is something at work in my soul which I do not understand”
~Mary Shelley
Author, Frankenstein
Debut Release update
Coming 2026!
Author P.M. Raymond has sold her short story collection THINGS ARE AS THEY SHOULD BE and other words to die for to Uncomfortably Dark Horror. Pitched as Blood Simple meets Eve’s Bayou with a dash of Skelton Key and I Saw The Devil, this interconnected collection blends psychological horror with the ambiguous morality of crime noir.
Check back soon!
Visit director Jared Watson’s Website
New Blog Posts!
Killer Shorts Film & Short story Review
SHORT STORY REVIEW:
No short story reviews this month but check back in April for new reviews!
FILM REVIEW:
In a grim, post-apocalyptic world, writer and director, Jared Watson, uses isolation and loneliness as a canvas for a grim fate that might take you by surprise.
Competition Update
2025 Horror2Comic Semifinalist!
Short story, “Things Are as They Should Be”, is semifinalist in the Horror2Comic competition with an opportunity to made into a comic or graphic novel and developed for TV or Film. Finalists will be announced March 31, 2025.
Check this out!
Dread Central Editorial
Live at Dread Central is a new editorial, “Deconstructing How ‘The Skeleton Key’ Depicts African Spiritual Beliefs (and 3 Films That Do It Better)”. Dive into spiritual practices and how the films ‘Eve’s Bayou’, ‘Daughters of the Dust’, and ‘His House’ portray these practices with nuance and the space they deserve.
Coming June 2025!
The Most Dangerous Games
“Double Dutch Dare”, a crime noir short story, will be featured in LEVEL BEST BOOKS anthology - THE MOST DANGEROUS GAMES. With stories from a stellar lineup of authors including Heather Graham, you need this on your TBR list!

Other Stories
Reviews
Splendid. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I look forward to reading more of your work!
~Hannibel Lecter
From “Backward and Forwards”,
Flash Fiction Magazine
Ooh. Love this. Playing with language, psyche. And the twist, right at the end. Well crafted.
~Paulene B.
From “Backward and Forwards”,
Flash Fiction Magazine

Events
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*Image courtesy of Louis Maistros from Old Arabi Lighthouse reading
The Author
P.M. Raymond is an award-winning author living on the East Coast with 27 cookbooks and an imaginary dog named Walter.
