Words of Wrath
This is the personal newsletter of author Wrath James White. Get a look inside the twisted mind of one of the most extreme horror authors in the game.
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We Are In The Seventh Stage Of An Active Genocide (opens the original)
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It cannot be denied that the lives of trans people in the US are in jeopardy. The current administration has drafted bills and enacted laws that directly threaten not only the identities of trans people, but their very existence. This is an article on the 10 Stages of Genocide. We have passed stage 6 and are now in stage 7 of an active genocide of transgender Americans. The US is no longer a safe place for gender non-conforming, non-binary, and transgender people. This is why it is important for
Blue & Red (opens the original)
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They ran. Mathew was looking back, turning around and firing his shotgun at the mutated things racing after them while trying his best not to trip over some trash in the road or his own feet. Rashad’s weapon was still in its holster. He was just hauling ass, not bothering to try to shoot them. He looked over at Mathew and frowned, rolling his eyes and shaking his head like he was looking at the world’s biggest fool.. Mathew hated when Rashad looked at him like that. Read more
Getting Old Is A Choice (opens the original)
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I realized recently that I have been working out longer than either my fiancee or my training partner have been alive. Nearly 45 years. My joints hurt. My knees, hips, and elbows are full of arthritis. But I never skip a day. Because I love this shit. I love looking in the mirror every day and seeing a better version of myself than I saw staring back at me yesterday. Not just mentally and emotionally, but physically. When most of my friends who are my age are physically declining, I am getting s
Writing Victims Whose Deaths Actually Hurt (opens the original)
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Back in horror’s heyday, the 1980s, when slasher films first became popular, and our favorite unstoppable killers (Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, and Jason Voorhees) first slashed and stabbed their way into our hearts, the victims were mere props. The only exception to that was Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie, Michael Myers’ sister. The rest were just faceless, nameless, canon fodder, memorable only for the creative and gruesome manner of their deaths rather than any grief we felt for them. An endles
Does Skynet Understand Fear? (opens the original)
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It’s been a long time since a book or movie genuinely scared me. I can’t remember the last film that sent a chill up my spine. But, I remember the first time a movie scared me. I was five years old, and the movie was The Screaming Skull.<img alt="" clas
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