Tag Archives: twisted

Stitched Silence

Posted on January 20, 2018 by triggermag

by Lindsey O‘Neill   “What do you want? You have to tell me what you want!” “Why does your mouth look like that?” “What happened to you?” Scars line her lips. Punishment for saying things that she shouldn’t.  “This is what happens … Continue reading →

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Silly Henry

Posted on January 14, 2018 by triggermag

by Andrew Openshaw Momentary blackness, followed by a bright flash, then Henry became aware of himself again. His damaged eyes meant he couldn’t focus, but he could make out a faint outline of his surroundings. That was enough; Henry knew … Continue reading →

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Unseelie Songs

Posted on October 28, 2017 by triggermag

Unseelie Songs by Liúsaidh For the past year we have published the dark, the horror, and the macabre. The stories that most other mags don’t want to touch or publish because they don’t fit with today’s politically correct themes. Today … Continue reading →

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Regina’s Reactions

Posted on October 23, 2017 by triggermag

By Andy Tu   Click again. Dig a little deeper. You’re scared shitless, you’ll admit that much, but no one ever got anywhere listening to that voice inside their head, telling them to stop when things become difficult. And this … Continue reading →

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My Baby isn’t Ready Yet

Posted on May 18, 2017 by triggermag

By Olivia J. Young She had been lying like a bloated question mark for some time, how long I couldn’t say anymore. I counted days in the pooling sludge that had begun to halo around my wife, and our partially … Continue reading →

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Night Heat

Posted on March 30, 2017 by triggermag

by Steve Carr It was one of those nights. You know the kind of night I mean. The kind of night where you’re tortured by the heat. The kind of night when you’re alone in a cheap hotel and there’s … Continue reading →

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The Man That Wasn’t There

Posted on March 16, 2017 by triggermag

By Armarna Forbes Three sharp knocks banged on Lionel’s bedroom door.  His mother’s muffled voice sounded agitated on the other side.  “Lionel!  You promised you were going to take care of that mess outside yesterday!” Startled, he yelled out a … Continue reading →

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The Last Rebirth

Posted on March 9, 2017 by triggermag

By Sandor Kovacs The molecules of its brain get assembled first. The primitive piece of flesh floats inside a skull filled with boiling liquid. Bones lay in perfect order. It cannot feel the heat, though, as the receptors are not … Continue reading →

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Just Enough Brains

Posted on January 10, 2017 by triggermag

A Macabre Tale by Steve Sibra Every animal has just enough brains to preserve its own hide – dead or alive.  It took Adrian a year to learn how to properly skin a human being.  He studied on the process … Continue reading →

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Turning Out Leather

Posted on October 18, 2016 by triggermag

A Twisted Tale by Steve Sibra I awaken and I sleep and I do not know the difference between the two.  In one realm my wife and children have been brutalized and left to die; they have been sewn up, … Continue reading →

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