LC Minniti
Bio
Horror and Thriller writer in progress. Voracious reader. Lover of the dark, weird, and nerdy. Also coffee, I love coffee. And mugs.
Stories (31/0)
Pain
“My headache is a ten out of ten, Dr. Gillis. And I usually have a high pain tolerance.” The patient plopped onto the exam table relatively easily as he said this, even though just a few moments ago he insisted he was in so much pain that he had to be transported to his room in a wheelchair.
By LC Minniti2 months ago in Horror
- Top Story - January 2024
ExhalationTop Story - January 2024
Dying, for me, was a beautiful experience. I know that sounds crazy, blasphemous even, to describe such a tragic thing, a viscerally sad thing, in such a dissonant way. You might wonder if I was depressed. And truly, I wasn’t. In the end, despite everything, I was stupidly happy. Still, if I was being completely and truly honest, dying, the actual act of it, the process of letting go… that part. That part was bliss.
By LC Minniti3 months ago in Fiction
Our Forever
As Anya lay in her stiff bed, about to doze off into permanent slumber, she thought back to her life, her marriage, her husband... David. The pain was almost bearable now. It was still there, of course, it never left, but Anya was just about medicated enough that it didn’t matter.
By LC Minniti6 months ago in Fiction
- Top Story - October 2023
Nothing will hurt you here.Top Story - October 2023
It started with a whisper, low and slow. Gentle pings on the piano, and then, strings, each note a pull, causing a twinge in the middle of the chest that feels almost like pain, the low bass a soothing rhythm, slowing the heartbeat to match its cadence, first steady and calming, then faster, louder, to a climactic peak, a cathartic exhalation, before slowing back down in a comforting decrescendo.
By LC Minniti7 months ago in Horror
- Top Story - September 2023
MonsterTop Story - September 2023
When I think of the word “monster” I think of my daughter. It was an involuntary reflex, an automatic thought as my academic husband would have called it, the association between “daughter” and “monster” carved into the recesses of my brain, my neurons easily connecting the two concepts together.
By LC Minniti8 months ago in Horror
