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Coydog on July 19, 2024

OK you little lust monkeys, here's more vampire-demon hanky-panky!

And here's a big fat THANK YOU for the DD awards noms in horror and mystery/noir. We really appreciate it!

And now for the plug of the week, a prose novel from Darryl this time! Take some scary Irish folklore, add a couple of Irish detectives and a bit of blood. Stir and serve!

THE WEE ONES:

“Hear me now. There are parts of the wood that are haunted by the souls of murdered children.

Keep you to the path. And the wood. But mind you, do not stray into the dark wood. For the dark wood belongs to them. And they do not abide trespassers.

But if by chance you lose your way, and find yourself in the dark wood. Never stray passed the shadowbinders. Or go you near the henge. For they are there, to keep them there.

And to keep them far from us.”