#horror-fiction

#horror-fiction

Horror defines our boundaries and illuminates our souls. In that, it is no different, or less controversial, than humor, and no less intimate than sex. Our rejection or acceptance of a particular type of horror fiction can be as rarefied or kinky as any other phobia or fetish. Horror is made of such base material-so easily rejected or dismissed-that it may be hard to accept my postulate that within the genre lies one of the last refuges of spirituality in our materialistic world.

Chuck Tingle has evolved from a niche author of parodic gay erotica to a respected horror/technothriller writer, showcasing an inspiring underdog story in publishing.

The body lay at the very limit of daylight, the last clear place on the stones before the wood framing in the ancient adit began to peel away from the walls and pile up in moldy heaps.