Chris Tighe
@christighe.bsky.social
Going through some folders of old photos and found this postcard from 1911 that I have no memory of saving. Given that I've been worrying this week about how many unfinished stories I have, this is spookily appropriate
July 24, 2025 at 10:02 AM
Going through some folders of old photos and found this postcard from 1911 that I have no memory of saving. Given that I've been worrying this week about how many unfinished stories I have, this is spookily appropriate
Spotted this on my travels this week and it made me smile: Cheese Pride!
June 28, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Spotted this on my travels this week and it made me smile: Cheese Pride!
What's that ghastly thing coming down the chimney? It's The Tenth BHF Book Of Horror Stories, a Christmas special including my own "Santacide" and a host of sick and twisted festive tales from our talented crew. Cover Granny's eyes, it's the perfect nasty gift! www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CPPJ96Q...
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December 8, 2023 at 6:41 PM
What's that ghastly thing coming down the chimney? It's The Tenth BHF Book Of Horror Stories, a Christmas special including my own "Santacide" and a host of sick and twisted festive tales from our talented crew. Cover Granny's eyes, it's the perfect nasty gift! www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CPPJ96Q...
Extending its ghastly tentacles down your chimney on December 8th, it's "The Tenth BHF Book Of Horror Stories: Advent Of Doom", including my own "Santacide", in which a hapless family receives a less-than-festive visitation after . . . well, there might be a clue in the title!
November 26, 2023 at 3:00 PM
Extending its ghastly tentacles down your chimney on December 8th, it's "The Tenth BHF Book Of Horror Stories: Advent Of Doom", including my own "Santacide", in which a hapless family receives a less-than-festive visitation after . . . well, there might be a clue in the title!