#HorrorWritersChat A soldier keeps traveling back to the war, just to keep gunning down the opposite side. At first it's to try and change the outcome, but after a while, he forgets. He delights in every body gunned down. And now that his side is winning, he's running out of reasons to reset.

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Q4: #HorrorWritersChat It is the end. Not of the war. Of all things. The world itself has been torn apart down to the atom and there is more blood and bone on the surface than dirt and stone. In the oppressive silence, a figure stands, cloaked in shadow. It surveys its handiwork and deems it good.

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I would say from a survivor of the Holocaust. One who has witnessed humanity at their worst. Until they remember something that once brought them joy. Something magical. And then they can fight back. #HorrorWritersChat

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I'd make the threat supernatural but grounded in reality, like HELLBOY (2004). It'd start with a real setting and most involved would expect a typical threat but it's actually a supernatural threat that continues long after the war is "over". #HorrorWritersChat

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War horror is mostly not something I have experience on, so I guess I don't know how I'd handle writing it. Post-war horror would maybe have demonic flashbacks & angelic consolations if we were to have a happy ending... maybe. #HorrorWritersChat Q3

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