When asked about his stories, author Bryan Asbury notes that, while they may not be the goriest or the scariest, they excel at being eerie, moody, and creepy – full of open endings and complicated, with realistic characters caught in strange situations. He’s been writing since he was in high school, but only got his big break of sorts last year, when his short story ‘The Chair in the Closet’ was selected for the podcast “Chilling Tales for Dark Nights.” Since then, he’s written even more stories, and has compiled them into a book, “A Windowless Room: Excursions into Horror.”  … Continue reading Exploring the short story horror genre with Bryan Asbury