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🩸 NIGHTMARE POETRY HAS MOVED! 🖤
September’s Nightmare Poetry is now live and open in its new home over in the Dark Forum!
If you have a dark, haunting or unsettling poem lurking in your notebook, now’s the time to let it out. 🖋️👻
📖 Two poems will be chosen for publication in the next issue of Dark Descent!
👉 Submit your September poem here:
https://www.darkholmepublishing.uk/darkforum#nightmare-poetry
Bring us your darkest words… and let’s see what nightmares you can create. 🌙🩸
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