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.
Dog Flight
‘The Rearranger’ is inspired by ‘The Rearranger’, which is story number 110 in Terror in Brief.
‘Too Far Back’ is inspired by ‘Avoiding What Is to Come’, which is story number 159 in Terror in Brief.
Presents for Raymond
‘Better Be Good’ is inspired by ‘Better Be Good’, which is story number 17 in Terror in Brief.
‘Presents for Raymond’ is inspired by ‘Raymond’s Toy’, which is story number 118 in Terror in Brief.
‘Snowmen’ is inspired by ‘Making a Snowman’, which is story number 54 in Terror in Brief: Volume III.
Flashes of Fright
‘Lost in Translation’ is inspired by ‘The Unknown Message’, which is story number 192 in Terror in Brief: Volume II.
‘Pierced’ is inspired by ‘A Lovely Way to Die’, which is story number 102 in Terror in Brief: Volume II.
‘Well That Was Stupid’ is inspired by ‘Well That Was Stupid’, which is story number 166 in Terror in Brief: Volume II.
‘White and Yellow’ is inspired by ‘What a Smile!’, which is story number 43 in Terror in Brief: Volume III.
Flashes of Fright: Volume II
‘Keep Them Clean!’ is inspired by ‘Keep Them Clean!’, which is story number 148 in Terror in Brief: Volume III.
‘She Thinks She’s Safe’ is inspired by ‘She Thinks She’s Safe’, which is story number 83 in Terror in Brief: Volume IV.
‘Terence’s Number’ is inspired by ‘The Latest One’, which is story number 61 in Terror in Brief.
‘The Alignment’ is inspired by ‘There It Is!’, which is story number 107 in Terror in Brief: Volume IV.
‘Too Many Kids’ is inspired by ‘Too Many Kids’, which is story number 147 in Terror in Brief.
‘Won’t Look Up’ is inspired by ‘In the Treetops’, which is story number 75 in Terror in Brief: Volume IV and ‘Simply Horrific,’ which is story number 29 in Terror in Brief: Volume V.
