The 2018 Talent Awards | ✔️

Horror/Paranormal Winners

Please PM Jells_ your email so she can send you your stickers. Thank you so much to our judges, without them this awards wouldn't have been possible.        

Judges:

Jells_
whatislive
TheSpiffyWriter
FateofReckoning

In first place is Hymns of Damnation by CannibalisticNecro 
Score: 57/60
Review: Dang. I can't really even say anything about this story.
Everything about it is so beautifully written. To start off, your cover is stunning, and really sets the mood for the story. The description you put into your story gives me the chills and really portrays the Skalin's (or should I say Skully? he really needs some reeses peanut butter cups) cunning character. The story truly transports the reader into your world. 
I loved how you didn't just toss the backstory at us like some writer's that I've read. And god, the hymns are beautiful. You should start a poetry book (a really creepy one but still). They make the mood of the story darker still and give the raw emotion of who I think is Skalin.
Sorry for the very late review, and your full review is still coming!!!!
~ Jells_ 

In second place is The Infected by misskong18 
Score: 52/60
Review: The idea the story is based on originally seems to be a traditional zombie story, yet the many twists in between allowing for multiple themes to stem thus adding an original touch. The momentum was kept strong throughout the plot and the characters were given a good deal of care when crafting their personalities and background information. I do wish some more emotion could be added in several events, but the major issue I would want to point out is grammar and vocabulary. There were several grammar issues, and I would recommend using a more varied vocabulary. Other than that, this was an amazing story! I really enjoyed it! ~ FateofReckoning

In third place is Not Fallen... Yet by DeliaMaguire6 Score: 49/60Review: This book is extremely detailed and written well. From the first chapter the reader can get instantly hooked on it. The plot is explained well, along with the fight scenes and the life in Hell. I love how there is little plot drops put in that are later acknowledged and how everything written in the book has importance. I fell in love with the characters as well. Aryan has obvious flaws but can still be a lovable character with a sense of wit and murderous charm while Kiran has a refreshing sense of innocence and humor than can balance him out. Both of the characters play off of one another nicely and this book is something amazing. ~TheSpiffyWriter

Congrats to everyone. The other reviews will be put into a separate book.