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Moldy Frights Week

Hello everyone. 

 

First of all: WOW, ONE OF MY SUBMISSIONS WON THE RUSTY FEARS COMPETITION!!!
 
I can't tell you how happy I am about this, to know that a story I wrote will be produced and voiced by the RQ team? And be featured in The Magnus Archives feed? Unreal.
 
In celebration of this, I will be posting the other three submissions I sent in + another one I unfortunately didn’t manage to send back then (which might be to the benefit of the story, since I needed more than 2500 words for that one haha)

And I figured it would be nice to give it a thematic name, so to follow on the inside joke set up by the RQ some time ago (that persists to this day) I’ve decided to call it Moldy Frights! To be clear, I am in no way associated to Rusty Quill (other than my work that was picked as winner) and this will be my own, personal work.

So in the coming days expect to find some already polished horror stories in this blog. And you won’t have to wait long since I’m posting the first one in an hour!

I hope you all enjoy it and once again thank you to the RQ judging staff for selecting my submission as one of the six winners of their competition. I couldn’t be happier.
Safe travels and take care, my friend.

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