Katie Marie
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Katies Stories: Parasite God Part Two
I leave the tailor several hours later and arrived home after dark. Standing in my bedroom…
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Katies Stories: Parasite God Part One
There’s a God in my skin. At least it calls itself a God. I have no…
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Classic Horror: Scientific Ambition and Ethical Implications Insights from Frankenstein
Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” challenges perceptions of monstrosity, portraying true monstrosity as rooted in actions rather than…
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Horror Writing: Sensory Perception to Enhance Horror Atmosphere
This post emphasizes the value of incorporating characters with unique sensory differences in horror writing. It…
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A New Look for Dark House Literary & Screen Agency
Dark House Literary & Screen Agency has launched a new website, showcasing its commitment to promoting…
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Disability in Horror: Victorian Era Anxieties in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
The Victorian era’s societal pressures compel individuals to conceal their true selves, exemplified in Robert Louis…
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Disabled in the Dark: Body Swapping, the Fear of Losing Control and Autonomy
Body-swapping technology in horror stories serves as a metaphor for identity loss and the fear of…
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Folklore: The Role of Body Parts in Rituals
Teeth, nails, and bones hold significant spiritual meaning in various magical practices, acting as conduits for…
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Folklore: Reward and Punishment, Work Ethic and Morality
Fairy tales transcend childlike wonder, delivering profound messages about labor, fairness, and economic disparity. Through narratives…
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Film Review: Family Dynamics, Fatalism, and Trauma in Hereditary
Hereditary distinguishes itself from typical horror films by exploring themes of trauma, genetic mental illness, and…
