Molly Macabre

Author
Molly Macabre
Molly Macabre

 Molly Macabre has been writing since middle school, working in genres that explore the dark crevices of mental health. After years of writing short stories and poetry, her debut novel released in 2024. A lover of all things spooky, Molly enjoys horror movies and books, noting Stephen King as her biggest literary influence. When Molly is not writing the darkest things her mind can conjure, she enjoys exploring dungeons, preferably ones rich with loot and guarded by dragons, playing video games, or listening to face-melting metal breakdowns. 

Books

The Art of Drowning

A voice rising from the wreckage of youth, this collection gathers two decades of poetry written through depression, heartbreak, and restless nights. Scrawled across torn journals and inspired by the era of emo anthems, these verses unravel ominous thoughts, twisted love, and the haunting reflections of an adolescent mind still echoing today.

What Comes Before

Tess just wants a quiet weekend away, a break from the chaos of her job and the constant noise of other people’s expectations. A remote cabin in the woods sounds perfect.

But peace is the last thing she finds.

When she stumbles into Aiden, a man who seems just as lost as she is, they try to navigate their way out together. But the forest has no...

Dark Bloom

From the series: Songs of the Tangled Elegies

When a disease runs rampant, turning people into cannibalistic horrors, society comes to a halt. Kate manages to escape the sadistic captivity she has endured and collides with Nick, a Marine haunted by the scars of war.

They join forces to navigate a treacherous landscape, battling the undead and hostile survivors. But what happens when the...

Blog

February 19, 2025

Five books with movie adaptations, which was better? The movie or the book?

Books/Movies Mentioned:

World War Z

American Psycho

It

I Am Legend

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January 11, 2025

Having been a guest on some Booktube channels, I am often asked what inspired Dark Bloom. I always stumble on this question, because the answer is...