I Can’t Lie—So I Write
I had some issues when I was younger. Don’t worry—I wasn’t killing small animals or communing with the dead. I just lied a lot.
Could It Be Wrong To Write: Thoughts On Fate
Have you ever heard someone say, everything happens for a reason, and immediately wanted to punch them in the face? I wouldn’t blame you. The statement encompasses one of the cruelest notions ever conceptualized: fate.
Rachel Beane Exposed—Dark Secrets and Nefarious Plans Revealed
By Horisun Antunee
When you hear what I have to say, you’ll laugh. You’ll shrug your shoulders and discard my comments as madness from a stark raving lunatic.
“The Life of Chuck” Review
As well as Stephen King is known for his novels, his short storIes are not ones to be forgotten. Two of which (Night Surf and The Life of Chuck) are … Continue Reading “The Life of Chuck” Review
“The Complete Case of Finding Vanessa” Review
Another staple in the Online Horror Community is a channel known as MrCreepypasta, run by an anonymous YouTuber who is known and praised by his distinctive voice and aptitude for … Continue Reading “The Complete Case of Finding Vanessa” Review
Rivulet Interviews- Nik
For as long as I’ve known Nik, they’ve been a wonderful person and a fantastic writer! Graduating the BFA Creative Writing Program this May as a former “Minion” and River … Continue Reading Rivulet Interviews- Nik
Rivulet Interviews- Em
Although our correspondence took place entirely over email, it was still a pleasure getting to interview Em Platt and learn about their unique take on the craft of writing! Below … Continue Reading Rivulet Interviews- Em
IMR: Small Game Selection II, and Outroduction
Dying Light (RATED 18+, CONTENT WARNING) Do you know what parkour is? Have you ever tried parkour? It’s really hard! And it takes an insane amount of practice to get … Continue Reading IMR: Small Game Selection II, and Outroduction
“Jason Loved to Read”
Horror can present itself through many mediums, from comic books to novels to (the most-utilized) film, and has transformed and broadened its horizons throughout the decades so much that we … Continue Reading “Jason Loved to Read”
IMR: “Write A Novel In A Month? Are You Crazy?”
Since you asked—the answer is yes. And even as we speak, my mind is going, “Are you insane? You want me to write an article about NaNoWriMo when we haven’t … Continue Reading IMR: “Write A Novel In A Month? Are You Crazy?”
Rivulet Interviews: Zoe
Rivulet Interviews- Zoe Although I have never met Zoe in person, what they have chosen to share of their journey as a writer is delightful and a pleasure to explore … Continue Reading Rivulet Interviews: Zoe
Rivulet interviews: Holly Cutler
A Wonderful Poet! For the latest adventure of Rivulet Interviews, I had the pleasure of (virtually) meeting Holly Cutler— a published poet! Here’s a short transcript of our email conversation: … Continue Reading Rivulet interviews: Holly Cutler
IMR: Exercise as a Tool
One of my biggest concerns as a budding adult is freedom—both the feeling and the lifestyle of being independent. In some ways, the need to feel free still occupies my … Continue Reading IMR: Exercise as a Tool
IMR: An Overview of ADHD
THE INTRO-NOT-INTRO ADHD and escapist tendencies have a lot to do with each other. (I almost posed a rhetorical question there, but wouldn’t that count as an introduction? This is … Continue Reading IMR: An Overview of ADHD
Rivulet Interviews- Wilson Krause
I met the delightful Wilson on a dark and storm-swept night in the back of a library cafe. The chairs were scattered, ominous and empty, near the counter, while I … Continue Reading Rivulet Interviews- Wilson Krause
Rivulet Interviews- Shane Edwards
Our second “Rivulet” is Shane Edwards, an Education Major and brilliant acapella vocalist! After an initial meeting over Berry-Lattes, muffins and danishes, Shane gave exclusive insight into his vast writing … Continue Reading Rivulet Interviews- Shane Edwards