Thread: They're In My House
Dec 23, 2018
This is another story I originally posted on a horror writers forum, and the format of forum posts
inspired me to try writing in that style. It goes without saying that conversations over forums are
fairly casual and tend to have a screen of anonymity that keeps you from reading another
person’s true intentions. One thing I really enjoyed about the format of forum posts was all the
small details that were incorporated into each reply that could be used for more context if you pay attention. Perhaps in some time I will try another, less straightforward story in this format later on.
-Eldritch Hat
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