Don't Know Where To Start?

Potential Prompts:

When was the last or most significant time you experienced deja vu?
When was the last time you felt like you were being watched? Has anything you’ve experienced gave you the feeling of “uncanny valley”?
Have you experienced something unexplainable, as if it were supernatural? Share that experience.
Describe a day when everything felt out of place.
Write a story you would tell a group of preteens as a camp councilor around a campfire to scare them
You inherit an antique mirror. Whenever you look into it, the reflection is just a little… wrong.
A hitchhiker you picked up won’t stop humming a tune you’ve only ever heard in your dreams.
A cornfield at night whispers your name.
Something in the air changes, but no one can agree on what changed.
The world develops a faint background hum one day. Only you notice when it stops.

An object in your room has started moving slightly when you don’t look at it. You’re no longer sure which object it is.
Write about your last paranormal encounter (nonfiction)
The horizon is closer than it should be.
You can hear a sound that no one else seems to notice. It isn’t loud, but it feels close.
There’s a door that leads to nowhere—yet every time you open it, the “nowhere” grows more familiar.
Every hallway seems just a little longer than it was the day before.

Try to Lean more into the ambiguous, unexplainable, abstract

feelings rather than horror!

Three Houses of the Apocalypse By Grace Brierley