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Twisted 50 volume 1
'Twisted contains some of the best examples of horror fiction I’ve read in years. Most story collections or anthologies have a few duds. Twisted is the exception. The stories are all fantastic and hugely enjoyable.'
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Twisted50 vol 1: 50 stories from 50 disturbed voices of modern horror…
Twisted 50 volume 1 is a deliciously dark slice of contemporary horror literature. Reading it is like attending a late night secret banquet where you know each course will serve up something unexpected, forbidden and unforgettably chilling. Take your private seat now for 50 luscious courses of terror, from 50 of the strongest voices in modern horror.
Meet The Authors of Twisted50 vol 1 HERE
Stephanie Wessell, Troll Dahl, Marie Gethins, Kendall Castor-Perry, KK Rickcord, Caroline Slocock, Karen Sheard, Lucy V Hay, Stephen Deas, Diana Read, Scott Merrow, Steven Quantick, Dylan Keeling, Steve Pool, Jacqui Canham, Nick Twyford, John Ashbrook, Gordon Slack, Richard Craven, Adam Millard, Penegrin Shaw, Geoff Bagwell, Steven Stockford, Andrew Williamson, Alex Thompson, Joshua Saltzman, Rachael Howard, Christopher Patrick, Charles Maciejewski, Hillier Townsend, Bartley Cryan, Jonah Jones, Duncan Eastwood, Shirley Day, Richie Brown, G.P Eynon, Nick Yates, Maggie Innes, EJ Hughes, KJB Rickards, J.M Hewitt, SV Macdonald, Jessica Brown, Leo Robertson, Chris Jeal, Sasha Black, Thomas Cranham, Neil Bebber and John Read.
Edited by Elinor Perry Smith // Produced by Cristina Palmer-Romero // Create50 Team Leader: Chris Jones.
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Posts about Twisted50 vol1
Get Your Four Page Twisted50 Screenplay Recorded As An Audio Drama At LondonSWF
OK, we are running a last minute competition. At the London Screenwriters Festival this year, Audio Drama LEGEND Dirk Maggs is returning to deliver a session on Audio Drama. But we have a twist! And a Twisted twist at that.
Next Create50 Projects… What do YOU think we should do?
If we were to run another writing initiative, what do you think the theme should be?
Why I Love To Write Erotica Infused Horror
I have adored writing fantasy horror since I was lucky enough to be selected for Twisted50 volume 1. While my dull day job does keep me from writing as much as I would like to, I seem to squeeze in time for Twisted, reading on my way into work, dreaming up ideas at lunch and finally writing in the evening.
Why I wrote a horror story…and why you should as well!
As someone who usually writes comedy screenplays, writing a short horror story is very much out of my comfort zone. That is precisely why I decided to take part in Twisted 50.
Can You Wirte A Christmas Horror Short Screenplay? Podcast with Bob Schultz
Horror writers, get ready to unleash your dark creativity! Bob Schultz is cooking up a Christmas horror project called “Advent.” He’s looking for short film scripts (8-12 pages) with a festive terror twist. The plan is to release one short film per day from December 1st to Christmas Day 2025, like a haunted advent calendar. Bob’s open to all kinds of horror – from comedy to ironic to ghostly – as long as it’s not just gore for gore’s sake. He’s especially keen on unique takes on Christmas traditions from around the world.
What I Write About When I Write About Horror
Be brave. You cannot pull your punches. You cannot be too subtle. You cannot worry about who you offend. Free speech is a marvellous thing, as is a reader’s freedom to stop reading. It’s better to take things to the extreme and rein it in than to self-censor. I challenge you to truly disgust yourself.
Why Writing A Short Story CAN and DOES Lead To New Opportunities
Why Writing A Short Story CAN and DOES Lead To New Opportunities Author, screenwiter and past Talent Camper Mark Renshaw just posted about a recent thrilling journey that began with a short story he wrote – we don’t know which, but it could well be the one he wrote for Singularity50. Here’s what he said…
How To Get Your Short Horror Published By Halloween
If you want to write a short story and get published by Halloween, you should SERIOUSLY think about Twisted50. The standard of writing for Twisted50 may well be very high, but you should know that around 75 writers submit. That’s based on past books. So if you are a good writer, can write a cracking tale in under 2,000 words, you have a VERY high chance of getting published.
We are closing in on 50 Twisted Tales and just over 55 days left!
Would you write a blog post for the Twisted50 website about why you decided to write your story(s)? About why you enjoy horror?
Top 10 ways to improve your story for your Twisted50 final draft
By no means a defnitive list, but a great start. What are your thoughts?
My first horror movie, ‘Necronomicon, book of the dead’
My first horror movie, ‘Necronomicon, book of the dead’ One of the reasons I LOVE Twisted soo much is that horror was, and still is, my first love… And it goes all the way back! So there I was in a geology class, when it hit me… I want to be a filmmaker. Now this
Twisted50 Lost One Of It’s Vibrant Voices: A Tribute to Richie Brown
I just found out that Richie Brown, one of our writers from Create50, has sadly died. Richie was a prolific writer for Create50 and a huge supporter, both publically, and behind the scenes. A handful of writers really committed to elevating the whole Twisted50 experience for everyone, and Richie was one of them. During the