The CreepyGram Chronicles: Volume Two: Spring Scares

In two minutes, exactly 365 words, one tale can take you on an odyssey of the strange. The wonderfully weird. The harrowing and the horrifying. But this isn't just one story. There are an entire season of them. This is a compilation of an eerie and unique literary form.

The CreepyGram.

Local legends, familiar myths, and terrifying creatures of lore abound. New monsters, horrors, and unusual circumstances also lurk in shadow. Join the host of the Sideshow of the Surreal, Charlie Barker, as he guides you through realms of the unknown.

"When considering the light, the spectrum can be broken down to its base components when shown through a prism. This spreads the beam into a spectrum, which stretches in front of and behind what our eyes can perceive. All colors of the spectrum combined create white light. Black is the absence of light entirely.

In pigment, this works in the opposite direction. The irreducible minimum for pigment is a primary color. If you mix two primaries, you get a secondary color. Tertiary colors follow that, and so forth. All colors combined create the color black. White is the absence of pigment entirely...

What follows are examples of the combinations of all pigments. Or, if you prefer, what happens in the absence of light."

Come on in. The sideshow is open. Strange attractions await you. Strange attractions are waiting for you.