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Horror Poetry Workshop & Open Mic
April is National Poetry Month and HWA Colorado is celebrating with a free horror poetry workshop and open mic with local author and poet, Lindsay King-Miller, on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 2 to 4 pm at Sam Gary Branch…
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Legend Tripping — Polybius
— by J.L. Shioshita Picture this: you’re making your way through a hip neighborhood after having met some friends for brunch. It’s nice out. Your stomach is full, and your spirits are high. The narrow street is a tight pack…
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WIHM Virtual Salon-Style Event
Join the HWA Colorado for a virtual salon-style event for Women in Horror Month (WIHM). Salon’s are open discussion events where everyone has a say. In the spirit of feminism, which is about equality, HWA Colorado invites the public to…
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Monthly Virtual Write-Ins and Critiques
HWA Colorado Virtual Write-Ins Every first Wednesday of the month from 8 to 9:30 pm MT via Zoom. These virtual write-ins give our members a chance to sit down, be accountable, and write. Are you writing something new? Editing? Maybe…
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Ghost Stories: A Winter Tradition
HWA Colorado invites members and the public to a modern twist on a winter classic: ghost stories. Join the HWA CO on Thursday, December 18, 2025, from 7 to 8:30 pm via Zoom for these ghostly tales. In this virtual…
Keep readingLegend Tripping: The Red Room
by J.L. Shioshita— Picture this: you’re staring at your computer monitor, eyes glazed over, no clear purpose, just mindlessly surfing the endless waves of the web. You look at pictures of sea turtles swimming in the ocean, peruse shoes you…
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Colorado Horror Author Spring Mixer
Please join the Horror Writers Association, Colorado Chapter (HWA CO), other Colorado horror authors, and horror enthusiasts for an afternoon of refreshments, games, and festivities for the Colorado Horror Author Spring Mixer on Saturday, May 3, 2025, from 3 to…
Keep readingLegend Tripping: Sesame Cosmetics
by J.L. Shioshita— Picture this: you’re standing in front of the bathroom mirror, scrutinizing every perceived imperfection, a ritual you perform nightly. You fixate on every line, wrinkle, and pore, each one magnified in your mind’s eye, like you’re examining…
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