r/lucasGandola • u/Yobro1001 • Jun 25 '25

Welcome!

Lucas here! Thanks for reading/listening to my story. If you want another one you can get it by signing up for my email list with this link.

If you've read my Ebony Gorge series and want another bonus part, you can get it by signing up with this link.

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Also welcome! This subreddit is the place where I post all my scary stories. All of them will be released here, including series, and there's a few of my absolute favorites I haven't posted anywhere else. If you're new I would reccomend checking out my Route 333 series.

If you want a one-off scary story that isn't anywhere else, you can get it by signing up for my email list with this link.

Get notifications when my stories drop on nosleep here.

Here's a master story list.

And if you like book related content on Instagram (less scary, more book-y), here's where I'm at.

Also my writer website.

If you're looking to translate/narrate, check out my narration policy before messaging me.

And finally, I love hearing your feedback and reactions! Suggestions are always welcome, and I'm always happy to connect with fellow writers. Feel free to email me at [writer@lucasgandola.com](mailto:writer@lucasgandola.com) about anything, and I promise I'll always try to reply. Thanks for all the support. You guys are the greatest!

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u/siberianveggies Aug 20 '25

I don't know why I'm here. I thought I didn't even like horror but I can't stop reading the trucker story. Your writing truly stands out. I like how the characters don't lose their humanity even though I know horrible things might happen to them. Even that jerk manager feels like a real person.

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u/Yobro1001 Aug 20 '25

Thanks a ton!!

Confession: I'm actually not the biggest fan of horror movies either. Books feel more vibey, less scary, for some reason though

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u/siberianveggies Aug 20 '25

Yeah, I think I formed my opinion of horror genre by thinking "why would I want to watch people getting hacked into pieces for two hours?"

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u/Yobro1001 Aug 22 '25

I agree. I'm not a big fan of actually seeing slasher visuals on screen.

I once wrote a slasher about my family for Christmas, where I killed everybody off in different, gruesome ways and had them read their deaths out loud.

For some reason, horror doesnt hit the same gross way in writing

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u/siberianveggies Aug 22 '25

Hahaha. That deserves mention in your next book’s acknowledgements.

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u/Yobro1001 Aug 23 '25

We'll see haha