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Creepypasta: The Whites of their Eyes Running is all I have known, all I have ever known. Granted, the span of my existence is fairly limited, since I have no memories prior to about ten minutes ago. When I awoke…or should that be “was born”? At any rate, when I came to, I was in a filth-caked room which had the appearance of a slaughterhouse’s kill floor that had been emptied of any cadavers. I had the appearance of a small girl, wearing a dress that looked halfway between formal attire and a ritual sacrifice’s arcane finery. I was not alone, either, and I’m not solely referring to the monster which hunts

PLEASE NOTE THAT WHILE THIS PAGE WILL REMAIN ACTIVE FOR PURPOSES OF EDUCATION AND RECORDS, IT IS OUTDATED. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE NEWEST VERSION. 9 Qualities Readers Want in Your Story's Antihero One of the most trending archetypes in modern literature and movies is the antihero. As such, it is also one of the most abused, used often to gain an automatic audience following, or to add sex appeal to a product. Alternatively, I see many beginning writers use the term “antihero” do describe a gritty, dark, or moody hero. All that being said—when created correctly, the antihero story is one of the best types available; which