In 1848, Edgar Allan Poe traveled to Providence to court poet Sarah Helen Whitman, and one of the places they spent time together was the beautiful Providence Athenæum. Their brief romance left behind a signed poem, a library record, and a love story that still lingers among the books.
I’m very excited to share that my story won second place in Two-Sentence Horror Story Contest held by Shenandoah County Library! Very cool! I’m sharing my story and the first place winner here. This was my entry: My fingers twitched, but my limbs refused to move as she smiled down at me. “Goodbye,” she said, …
I am so incredibly tickled to be a finalist for Shenandoah County Library’s Two Sentence Horror Stories contest! I can’t tell you which story is mine, but if you enjoy a little taste of the creepy, I hope you’ll check out the stories and vote for your favorite! Visit here to read and vote. Hugs …