The Evil Writers Society

The Evil Writers Society

Where evil authors share their evil ideas.

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  • Created Wed Apr 15, 2015 9:20 pm

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Introduce Yourself!

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  1. Seriously, we want to know how evil you are.
  2. Hehe. I am a cannibal.
  3. I mean, that's not really evil, Cap. Just an acquired taste :P
  4. Hey, I'm Arkhaion and I like happily-ever-afters.

    Specifically, those that involve intense moral decisions, severe torture, heroic BSODs, and/or the single-handed destruction of entire cities through sheer rage and subsequent remorse and self-questioning of own humanity. Not necessarily in that order, of course.
  5. Hello there this is your weekday speaking. I would like to say that I am a person of complete crazy, making robots depressed and killing of one's dog due to a goat biting into its skull (thinking it was a hambone).

    However, mostly writing about killing humans is like nothing but a goat biting into a dog's head thinking it is a hambone. So for the most ends, happiness is spread.
  6. Hello. I am a bird. Now, you may think that cats are the most evil, scheming creatures on this planet, but that is utterly false information. It's the birds. It's always the birds.

    That being said, I think we should have an evil writing contest. See if the birds win.
  7. Well hello there children and er non children? Yea :D

    I plotted the murders of all my characters in my book, but Adrian kinda talked me out of it. *mutters* Was so fun to plot all those deaths.
  8. Hello Guys!
  9. Hello Guys!
  10. Hello! My name is Adrian.

    I'm evil for the sake of people evil. I killed off a well loved characters just for the laughs, then ended my novel with death because I could.

    My characters might have a few more fluffy scenes in these new works I'm writing, but that's probably not going to happen.

    As I say, "Characters are like geodes, if you want to see their beauty, you have to break them first." Yes, I took that from an online post I saw.
  11. Hi! I'm rhane118 and I love being evil. Most of my friends don't like me for it but I laugh at their pain... Because I'm evil :)
  12. Hi! Snazzy here! (YES I'M EVIL...AND I WILL PROVE IT)
    NO SMILEY FACES WHATSOEVER IN THIS POST!
    Seriously though, if there isn't a character in one of my books that are not tortured in some way, let me know - because I can make that happen!
    I'm positive that if my characters were alive, they would tell me how much they hate me. Even my own villains despise me...
    "When there is light, there is shadow."
  13. Hey! I'm Lorelie. There's a lot of mocking and bad taste in my story but I don't want to spoil it for you. I'm thinking of a way to kill a character in a way people will get to like them a bit more...
  14. Hello, I'm Chrissy. I specialize in killing children between the ages of eighteen and one. Oh, a full grown adult can get shot every once in a while as well. Just whatever comes my way. I'm not picky.
  15. Hi, I'm Pinkratgirl (you can call me Tricia though.) I like to make my main characters fairly young (ages 12-18) and I like to put them in struggling/abusive households. I put the character through a lot of emotional/mental trauma and kill off practically anyone they have a good relationship with. I like going into a lot of detail when a character dies a gruesome death and them at the end of my stories I usually kill off the main character. A few of my friends say that my writing has made them sick to their stomach and my language arts teacher (who leads the creative writing club at my school) told me that my writing is morbid but beautiful. In one of my stories the main character has been shot three times (in the thigh, leg, and side.) And in another one of my stories the main character goes into his brother's room because he needs help with his homework only the find that his brother has hung himself, scarring the main character for life. So yeah, my writing is very dark.


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