How to write a nightmare scene

Have you ever dreamed of slaving away at a job until your last day on Earth? How about skipping sleep to spend all of your nights driving an Amazon delivery truck? If you can’t imagine a better way to spend your time than working 60 hours a week just to pay off your medical bills or student loans, we’ve got the perfect package for you: capitalism! Below, you'll find some of the most upsetting and painful posts from “Dystopian Late-Stage Capitalism Horrors Repackaged As Heartwarming Stories”…

I JUST HAD A THOUGHT READING THIS. There's really nobody else here. Nobody. Nobody at all. Including the one who woke the person up...

Sight: Dilapidated, crumbling structure Broken windows with tattered curtains Flickering, dimly lit rooms Shadowy figures in the corners Cobwebs hanging from the ceiling Mismatched and antique furn…

Dreams and nightmares can play a large part in people’s lives, but because of their unstructured and confusing nature, it can be difficult to include them in a story. To make it even more difficult, the majority of a dream is forgotten within the first few minutes after waking up! How are you supposed to write about something when your own experience with it is only ever a fleeting memory? Read this article to learn more about writing about dreams and nightmares!