I live in a house
with no locks on the doors
the windows are not latched
and the curtains are dusty but clean.
Some people think my house is abandoned and haunted
but it isn’t.
Just pop on by, walk on in and see for yourself.
Midjourney creations and styles by Irina Shamaeva
Inspired by Daily Writing Prompt: On Ghosts
When I finish a book and I have loved that book chances are it now has a home in my head.
I replay scenes and dialogue in my mind’s eye and at that point my imagination takes over and I think, ” what if? ”
I like to replay those ‘what if’ moments when I’m on a long train commute home, or when I wake up in the middle of the night from a boring dream instead of a nightmare in glorious technicolor.
So, no I don’t want a follow-up book to my favorite stories. I want to feed my imagination so that it can grow big and strong and vibrant.
And spooky of course.
Inspired by the WP prompt: What’s a book you think deserves a sequel?
I don’t think that Jud Crandell, a father like figure to Louis Creed in the novel/movie Pet Semetery by Stephen King was intended to be a villain, but in the end what he did to Louis and his family was pretty diabolical.
He took Louis to the Pet Semetary and from that moment Louis damned his entire family and It was Jud who set that event into motion.
So below is a quote from Jud that is true- I agree with it.
Diabolical, right? How can dead EVER be better then living?
Blame that point of view I hold on Jud.
He put that bug in my ear- it is after all what he does.
PET SEMATARY, from Paramount Pictures.
Jud Crandall – From Stephen King’s Pet Semetary
Inspired by WP Prompt: What villain actually had a good point?