One-Minute Weird Tales
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S.S. Prazak's "Hat Tricks", Stuart Jaffe's "The Curse and the Revenge" and Bob Wilson's "Fences" are all One-Minute Weird Tales, strange and often disturbing little stories published online by the Weird Tales Magazine as short videos.
The stories in the series so far:
Vol. 0
"Chainsaw" by J.M. McDermott
Vol. 1
"The Curse and the Revenge" by Stuart Jaffe
Vol. 2
"Best Dressed" by R. Scott McCoy
"Catching an Angel" by Rochita Loenen-Ruiz
"Little Old Ladies" by Lavie Tidhar
Vol. 3
"Ghost" by Samantha Sterner
"To the Nearest Tenth" by David R. Hughes
"The Nightmare Jar" by Scott Emerson
"A Visit to the Dentist" by John Walters
"Elegy" by Rachel Swirsky
"The Stork Option" by John Wiswell
"Hat Tricks" by S.S. Prazak
"Fences" by Bob Wilson
The stories in the series so far:
Vol. 0
"Chainsaw" by J.M. McDermott
Vol. 1
"The Curse and the Revenge" by Stuart Jaffe
Vol. 2
"Best Dressed" by R. Scott McCoy
"Catching an Angel" by Rochita Loenen-Ruiz
"Little Old Ladies" by Lavie Tidhar
Vol. 3
"Ghost" by Samantha Sterner
"To the Nearest Tenth" by David R. Hughes
"The Nightmare Jar" by Scott Emerson
"A Visit to the Dentist" by John Walters
"Elegy" by Rachel Swirsky
"The Stork Option" by John Wiswell
"Hat Tricks" by S.S. Prazak
"Fences" by Bob Wilson
Why are they videos? You go where your audience is.
I love these.
Now I want to write one minute horror shorts and submit them to Weird Tales!
posted by cjorgensen at 2:51 PM on July 31, 2011 [1 favorite]
I love these.
Now I want to write one minute horror shorts and submit them to Weird Tales!
posted by cjorgensen at 2:51 PM on July 31, 2011 [1 favorite]
These are so totally awesome. What a fantastic writing exercise (and creepy as fuck to boot!) Great post!
posted by Lipstick Thespian at 9:42 AM on August 1, 2011
posted by Lipstick Thespian at 9:42 AM on August 1, 2011
The Great American Dream.
Stay in school, find a job, do well, buy a house, retire well.
Some advice: Don't take your work come home with you.
Pro tip: Don't let your work follow you home.
Career advice: Don't let your work meet your family.
posted by Lipstick Thespian at 9:59 AM on August 1, 2011
Stay in school, find a job, do well, buy a house, retire well.
Some advice: Don't take your work come home with you.
Pro tip: Don't let your work follow you home.
Career advice: Don't let your work meet your family.
posted by Lipstick Thespian at 9:59 AM on August 1, 2011
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