Eerie Creek
A Psychological Horror Anthology
from the Shadows of the Pacific Northwest.
Eerie Creek is a chilling collection of interconnected psychological horror stories that plunge into the depths of the human mind and the eerie mysteries of a small town shrouded in mist and legend. Each story unravels a different facet of the darkness within and around us, all connected by the haunting currents of our very own Pacific Northwest.
Stay Tuned…
I’m currently in the writing phase—building the eerie threads that will tie these dark thrillers together. Stay tuned for progress updates, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and exclusive previews as the story of Eerie Creek takes shape.
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“They Don’t Call Us Eerie Creek for Nothing.”
I wrote my first horror short story back in 2018 as a screenplay called The Upside-Down Man. I’ve always been drawn to the dark themes in life—reading R.L. Stine as a child and collecting horror movies on DVD as a teen. After a professional in the industry told me that my writing had potential, I turned the screenplay into a short story and began my venture toward writing my Eerie Creek novel. I’ve always been fascinated by the dark ambiance of the Pacific Northwest and by how the mind can be both a safe haven and a labyrinth. Eerie Creek is my attempt to capture that haunting beauty and unsettling mystery.
Themes Include
THE DECAY OF MEMORY
OBSESSION & PARANOIA
THE SINISTER FORCE OF NATURE
ISOLATION & DYSFUNCTION
Future Readers
When Eerie Creek is complete, I’ll be seeking early readers for Advance Review Copies (ARCs). If you love psychological horror and dark tales, you won’t want to miss it. Check back in for newsletter and ARC opportunities!
Mood Board
These images capture Eerie Creek’s aesthetic, vibe, and setting. All photographs were taken and directed by me, Hannah Spenner, to create the chilling and immersive world of Eerie Creek.
A ghostly figure in a blood-splattered sheet lurking in the woods—taken during a 2018 horror photoshoot I directed. It hints at the sinister secrets haunting the edges of Eerie Creek.
A quiet stream winding through mossy, twisted branches—an atmospheric scene I captured while exploring an overgrown trail that inspired Eerie Creek’s hidden corners.
Close-ups of blood-streaked hands clutching mossy trees—a chilling image from a 2018 horror photoshoot I captured, suggesting the town’s hidden violence and obsession.
A close-up shot of the manuscript cover for The Upside-Down Man, the first story that sparked the Eerie Creek project. This photograph captures the origins of the eerie atmosphere.
A winding road disappearing into the dense Pacific Northwest forest. This photo was taken by me during a trip to Hagg Lake—perfect for evoking the unsettling, hidden paths of Eerie Creek.
An ominous vintage theater with a flickering marquee in a small town—this photo I took on an overcast evening captures the echoes of forgotten stories that Eerie Creek portrays.
A girl in a cat mask clutching a bloodied bag, posed in the dark woods—a photo from my 2018 horror photoshoot. It encapsulates the unsettling innocence and eerie tension central to Eerie Creek.
A path through towering pines with shadows weaving through the forest floor. My own photo from a hike on the Trappist Abbey Trailhead, reflecting the foreboding beauty and isolated wilderness in Eerie Creek.
A moody shot of rain-slicked glass, with blurred shadows in the background. Captured by me on a stormy winter day, it hints at the blurred boundaries between reality and nightmare.
