About Me

🩸 About Me: Enter the Horrorverse Welcome to my corner of the dark. Wipe your feet, but beware what follows you in. 👻 The Chronicler of Nightmares I’m a lifelong horror fan who turned that passion into storytelling. This blog is home to my original series — The Nightly Storyteller Chronicles, The Marked Series, and The Gold Coin Chronicles — each exploring different shades of fear, suspense, and the supernatural. Writing these stories is my way of keeping the genre alive and sharing the thrill of horror with others who crave it. 🎬 The Bloodstream of Fandom My obsession started with movies and shows — from cult classics to modern nightmares. Horror isn’t just entertainment for me; it’s a lens to explore human fears, resilience, and imagination. I collect memorabilia, props, and figures that keep the genre close at hand, each piece a reminder of the worlds I’ve loved and the chills they’ve given me. 🧟‍♂️ The Gathering of the Macabre Beyond the screen and page, I live for horror conventions. Flashback Weekend and Days of the Dead are highlights of my year — places where fans, creators, and legends of the genre come together. I still remember my first Flashback Weekend, standing in line to meet a horror legend, surrounded by fans who felt like family. Meeting people who share my passion, swapping stories, and celebrating the strange and terrifying makes me feel part of a community bound by the shadows. 📖 Why I Blog This space is my crypt of creativity and a gathering place for fellow fiends. It’s where I share my stories, my fandom, and my experiences. Whether you’re here to dive into my chronicles, talk collectibles, or relive convention memories, I want you to feel at home in this horrorverse. And because horror thrives in community, I want this space to be more than just my voice — it’s a place for all of us. 🩸 Join the Horror Quest Horror is always best when shared. I invite you to read, comment, and spread the word to fellow fans. Together, we’ll keep the shadows alive, one scream at a time. Subscribe, share, and let’s keep the darkness rolling. Stick around. Subscribe. Share. X (Twitter): @NightlyStoryTel Instagram: @NightlyStoryteller Bluesky: nightlystoryteller.bsky. Email. thenightlystorytellerblog@gmail.com

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