Sian N. Clutton
Bio
A horror and thriller writer at heart, who's recently decided to take a stab at other genres.
I sincerly hope you find something that either touches your soul or scares your socks off.
Stories (113)
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Hush. Runner-Up in Unspoken Challenge. Top Story - October 2023.
Olivia trembled as she brought her knees to her chest and tried to make herself as small as possible. She lay on the floor in the dark and watched as dust floated down from the wooden slats above her, caught in the beam of light that leaked through the gap in her bedroom door. Her heart thundered, threatening to give away her position as she listened nervously.
By Sian N. Clutton2 years ago in Fiction
Allhallows Eve
My entry into 'The Spooky Season Challenge' by Sheree Crawford - a VSS community challenge. Leaves crunch underfoot As shoes dash from door to door Nervous excitement fills the air Buckets filled with sweets galore A crisp chill weighs heavy in the air Autumn's in full swing As Halloween entices children And all the excitement it will bring Jump scares catch them in their rush To reach the next home participating In their costumes and their make-up Ghosts and goblins they are faking A night full of the macabre Celebrated in the streets Children dressed as monsters To be encouraged on by sweets To participate you must embrace The sinister and the scary The late-night campfire stories That leave you feeling wary The only night when children seek The dark and the obscene Fake bloodied bones and entrails The grotesque and the unclean It's all done in good spirits On the sacred Allhallows Eve Whilst neighbours in competition Pull tricks out from up their sleeves The atmosphere is rife with joy As children race along with tired feet Parents trail along behind them Hoping tonight they'll surely sleep As memories are slowly etched Into their souls forever For when they were young and innocent They went hunting ghouls together.
By Sian N. Clutton2 years ago in Poets
Prey
Her blood-curdling scream echoed through the woods; startled birds leapt from their branches, soaring into the sky above. Blood pounded in her ears as Amy stood trembling, frozen in agony at the perpetual fear of looking down. White hot pain shook her body; nausea quickly followed. She refused to look, temporarily paralysed with shock. Unaware she was swaying, her eyes rolled, threatening to send her tumbling to the forest floor. She gritted her teeth, forcing every agonised breath between them and focused on not passing out.
By Sian N. Clutton2 years ago in Horror
Smitten
Toby raced across the beach towards the water. Warm sand caressed his toes as he prayed he wasn’t too late. He headed for the swell of the shallow waves as they crashed and glided their way closer to shore. He heard his parents call his name in the distance, warning him not to go far as he searched through the faces baking in the summer sun.
By Sian N. Clutton2 years ago in Fiction
