Short Horror Stories Inspired by Terror in Brief Stories
Each Terror in Brief e-book contains 200 two-sentence horror stories. Some of these have gone on to inspire full-length short horror stories that appear in other e-books.
Terror in Brief
‘To Be a Survivor’ (#10) is the inspiration behind ‘Only the Evil Survive’ (#17, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘Better Be Good’ (#17) is the inspiration behind ‘Better Be Good’ (Presents for Raymond).
‘The Latest One’ (#61) is the inspiration behind ‘Terence’s Number’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume II).
‘The Rearranger’ (#110) is the inspiration behind ‘The Rearranger’ (Dog Flight).
‘Raymond’s Toy’ (#118) is the inspiration behind ‘Presents for Raymond’ (Presents for Raymond) and ‘No One Touches His Present’ (#51, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘Too Many Kids’ (#147) is the inspiration behind ‘Too Many Kids’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume II).
‘Avoiding What Is to Come’ (#159) is the inspiration behind ‘Too Far Back’ (Dog Flight).
Terror in Brief: Volume II
‘A Lovely Way to Die’ (#102) is the inspiration behind ‘Pierced’ (Flashes of Fright).
‘A Solution’ (#121) is the inspiration behind ‘Enough’s Enough’ (#33, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘Well That Was Stupid’ (#166) is the inspiration behind ‘Well That Was Stupid’ (Flashes of Fright).
‘The Group Grows’ (#176) is the inspiration behind ‘The Group Grows’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume III).
‘The Unknown Message’ (#192) is the inspiration behind ‘Lost in Translation’ (Flashes of Fright).
Terror in Brief: Volume III
‘Adding to His Collection’ (#15) is the inspiration behind ‘Seeking the Crown’ (#48, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘Making a Snowman’ (#54) is the inspiration behind ‘Snowmen’ (Presents for Raymond).
‘What a Smile!’ (#43) is the inspiration behind ‘White and Yellow’ (Flashes of Fright).
‘The Summoning’ (#105) is the inspiration behind ‘A Summoning Gone Wrong’ (#7, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘Keep Them Clean!’ (#148) is the inspiration behind ‘Keep Them Clean!’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume II).
‘Up She Goes’ (#149) is the inspiration behind ‘You’re Not Coming’ (#59, Dreadful Drabbles).
Terror in Brief: Volume IV
‘She Thinks She’s Safe’ (#83) is the inspiration behind ‘She Thinks She’s Safe’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume II).
‘There It Is!’ (#107) is the inspiration behind ‘The Alignment’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume II).
‘All About the Coin’ (#108) is the inspiration behind ‘Gleaming Gold’ (#43, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘In the Treetops’ (#75) is the inspiration behind ‘Won’t Look Up’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume II) along with ‘Simply Horrific’ (#29, Terror in Brief: Volume V).
Terror in Brief: Volume V
‘Goo Goo Gaga’ (#2) is the inspiration behind ‘Goo Goo Gaga’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume III).
‘Simply Horrific’ (#29) is the inspiration behind ‘Won’t Look Up’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume II) along with ‘In the Treetops’ (#75, Terror in Brief: Volume IV).
‘Suspicious Deliveries’ (#75) is the inspiration behind ‘The Unwanted Delivery’ (#11, Dreadful Drabbles) and ‘The Opening’ (#12, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘A Snack for a Rat’ (#141) is the inspiration behind ‘Big Rat, Little Snack’ (#27, Dreadful Drabbles).
Terror in Brief: Volume VI
‘You’re Not Needed’ (#6) is the inspiration behind ‘A New Fate’ (#54, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘Just the Two of Us’ (#22) is the inspiration behind ‘More Than Two’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume III) and ‘One to Two to Three’ (#36, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘One of Three’ (#92) is the inspiration behind ‘Minus Two’ (#41, Dreadful Drabbles).
‘Someone’s Property’ (#151) is the inspiration behind ‘Someone’s Property’ (Flashes of Fright: Volume III).
‘No Time to Catch His Breath’ (#196) is the inspiration behind ‘Killer Curiosity’ (#45 Dreadful Drabbles).
