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A Dark Wood

Dark Fiction, Horror, Fairytale, Folktale, Weird

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A Dark Wood

A Dark Wood: Writing Guidelines

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Welcome

Welcome to A Dark Wood. Pour a cup of coffee or another favorite beverage and have a seat next to the fire. Whether you are a reader or a writer or a little bit of both, I’m glad you found this space. I am figuring out how this works.

A Dark Wood recognizes and seeks to include diverse populations. As an editor, I am committed to publishing a wide range of well-written stories that reflect a variety of perspectives and experiences. I hope you will consider adding your voice to those beginning to congregate here.

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Settings, styles, elements, and content warnings

a dark wood?

I want to clarify what I mean by the title of the journal and the writing styles. Just to get the more obvious issue out of the way perhaps: Stories do not have to take place in a wood. Because something dark can unfold anywhere and in the bright beautiful sunshine means that multiple times and places are fitting in terms of a story’s setting.

100% gloomy?

That being said, a story doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom. Making it weird enough, or surreal…

A Dark Wood
A Dark Wood

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Dark Fiction, Horror, Fairytale, Folktale, Weird

Margaret Sefton
Margaret Sefton

Written by Margaret Sefton

Dark fiction: fairytales, folktales, horror, historical fiction. MFA. Editor A Dark Wood http://jeetwincasinos.com/a-dark-wood/a-dark-wood-welcome-8b6027bf32c1

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