MacAl Stone
Let's get this partly rolling!
So what's really, really scary to you--both in terms of reading it and writing it?
I'm inclined toward that horrible, creepy sense that things are not as they seem--the psychological wrongnesses that can either be really subtle, or hit you over the head. That's why "haunted house" stories are usually a good spook for me, The Shining, The Haunting at Hill House, Fall of the House of Usher...all of 'em...
That sense that you can't see what's wrong on the surface, but you just know it's gonna be really bad.
So what's really, really scary to you--both in terms of reading it and writing it?
I'm inclined toward that horrible, creepy sense that things are not as they seem--the psychological wrongnesses that can either be really subtle, or hit you over the head. That's why "haunted house" stories are usually a good spook for me, The Shining, The Haunting at Hill House, Fall of the House of Usher...all of 'em...
That sense that you can't see what's wrong on the surface, but you just know it's gonna be really bad.