How Do You Write A Good Horror Story?
Horror stories have been really appealing to people for the past 30 years. People really want to experience vicariously through characters the horror of being isolated, terrified and having their lives threatened by menacing and horrible monsters, villains or events. However, today’s readers are picky about what they want to see in a typical horror novel. Tap into your greatest fears. Remember events that have frightened you or try to imagine the worst possible scenarios that can occur in your life. Remain in touch with your feelings about these frightening ideas so that you can convey the sense of horror. Read horror. If you pay attention to how the writer creates feelings of suspense and terror, you may gain ideas as to how you can create these effects yourself. Also, if you read horror stories, you will gain a sense of what has been done already and then you can try to create horror stories that are more fresh. Readers become desensitized to overused writing cliches and will not be
