205 Quotes About Horror-fiction

It wouldn't be the worst thing, would it? To die young, I mean.

Even in my dreams I would steal the wings from birds and try to fly, orgrow the lithe legs of a hare so I could race across a moonlit field. Mostlymy dreams consisted of sinking into the wet-black below my feet, right upto my neck, and I’d wake just before my head was covered in darkness.

I'm having a hard time describing how to asphyxiate someone while singing Frank Sinatra's Fly Me To Moon. Now if I use the advice you kindly give me in a manner other than to write a story, well, and there ain't no sugarcoating it; you're an accessory.

Don't allow yourself to become the monster humans wish to make you. Don't live down to their expectations or try to absorb their morality. They're not worth it.

But unfortunately, vampires lost some of their cultural panache, partly because the romantic vampire genre has portrayed so many bloodsuckers as merely harmlessly eccentric. This isn't to dis the romantic vampire—it's a trope for a reason—but the trope started to occupy the majority of headspace in fans’ minds. People forgot that vampires, as cool and sexy as they might sometimes be, are monsters.

The roaches were in high spirits. There were half a dozen of them, caught in the teeth of love. They capered across the liquor bottles, perched atop pour spouts like wooden ladies on the prows of sailing ships. They lifted their wings and delicately fluttered. They swung their antennae with a ripe sexual urgency, tracing love sonnets in the air.

A single flame to light the darkness

Time which destroys everything, even time itself...

In the illusion of delusion, between madness andlawlessness I exist. I dream about dreams, about illusionsand disillusions and cold and madness and you…