Writer X Serial Killer Novels & Stories

Then, I continued to talk. “The story is all about two young women who accidentally killed their teacher because he tried to abuse them. They erased all the evidence that will connect them to their crime, and they buried the corpse of their teacher underneath their school garden. Mantus Taylor wrote ten rules to be a murderer in the prologue of the novel.” I said to them, “Rule number one; accuse someone of the crime you did, rule number two; be a liar, rule number three; be smart, rule number four; choose an appropriate weapon, and rule number five; create a strong alibi. Those are the primary rules to be a better murderer,” I explained.

“I wouldn't be so sure. I can tell, just from talking to you that you're a girl that cares deeply, a girl that loved her friends and wanted the best for them. That is not the sort of girl that kills people.” “How would you know?” Her voice had steadied, and her practiced ennui had returned, just a little. Byron was glad to see it. “I write about killers for a living and have interviewed my fair share. Most of them admit to what they've done, even revel in it. The few that don't, well, it's pretty clear just by talking to them that they're either mentally ill or lying.” “Maybe I'm crazy?” “You don't seem crazy.” “That's because you haven't heard my story yet. When you do, you'll be calling th

One example from February 3, 1894: “Only a little over two years ago Henry G. Dowd rivaled the fiendish Jack the Ripper by slashing seven intoxicated, but inoffensive men in the Fourth Ward (Young, 2018).” “I never heard that yet, but I wasn’t unfamiliar with inspired killings as a reform to whom they admired, Detective. However, what I am intrigue is why are we talking about them as if they are connected with the case on our hand?” The junior officer’s frown deepens. “I couldn’t get what you were trying to imply, I’m sorry.” “That’s alright.” Detective Charlie Reed reassured his junior. “What I was trying to say is that some serial killers could have the same and different ways to show thei

To this day, no one knows his real name. As I close the book in the wake of the collapse of the top corner of the page, Gabriel puts his elbows on his knees and rubs his jaw. "So the Fear Specialists restored a killer that was terrible that in a real sense should be written out of history," hebisbisbis, sounding incredibly stressed. "An assassin turned into a werewolf," I utter regretfully. "Which most likely made him a top executioner." I mumble and flop onto the back of the couch, fixing the extension of my nose and fixing my jaw. Just contemplating the latest hoax stresses me out with loathing.

The same apartment where she wrote her story which was claimed to be plagiarized. She caught the sight of her laptop and walked closer. She turned it on and the cover picture of one of the female lead werewolf story she was writing, popped up. Another hit that is one of her popular books. The perfect, drawn picture of her female lead. She smiled bitterly as she stared at it. Her female lead have everything in this world. Her life is so perfect with her prince charming and all. How pathetic. There is no happy life." she said and typed on the chapter she was working on.

She did not dare to ask us anymore. *** Dear Diary, All is happening according to my plan and it gives me happiness. I really think I should celebrate my little success. I know, I still have more things to do but my first plan happened well and I think I deserve to celebrate, alone. I do not need someone’s accompaniment since I have done all of this alone. No one knows about my plan. It’s only me and you, my dearest diary. You will know all of my success because you are part o it. You know me well and if you could have a life, I know, you will be happy for me too. If I die, I'll ask my parents to bury you with me and do not dare to open you. I’m anxious that they will know my secret. I wrote

He always gave the illusion of conceding verbally, but mentally, he was running things exactly how he wanted. She sat down on the bed, took a moment to collect her thoughts, and started her twisted tale. "There was this man who lived off odd jobs, but he changed jobs constantly. At one place he worked, a murder happened. The police got involved and found out the killer had a thing for dressing all the women he murdered in wedding gowns. He'd also do something to their eyes—" "Switch it. Tell me the twisted story you two were talking about this afternoon." Rachel had just been getting into the story when Tyler cut her off.

“It’s so insane it might be good.” “Right? I want to write it, but I’m worried about how Cruz is going to react when I tell him I need him on another cover.” She sighed wistfully. “Third option?” “Gritty earthly police officer investigating a serial killer who turns out to be a vampiric alien from another world who survives on blood. He doesn’t mean to kill his victims but if he doesn’t eat, he will die.” “How do you come up with this stuff?” “I don’t know. Yesterday I was in the shower looking at Cruz’s body wash and it has mint in it and all I could think of was using mint leaves as a garnish in this vampiric alien’s bloody Mary.”

About the Author Mariss Mariano, also known as marisswrites on W*****d, is a 24-year old writer living in the province of Nueva Ecija, Philippines. She fell in love with writing at the age of 14 when she started scribbling on her big notebook about the first story she wanted to write. Two years later (2013), she found herself writing in an online platform called W*****d and that starts her career as an online writer focusing on Romance but trying to explore different genre. Mariss won The Watty Awards 2020 with her winning story Saving Serene under Young Adult category. The story is about a woman named Serene who lost her will to live because she didn’t know what she wants to do with her lif

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