FEATURED POST
Date: 6-4-2026
A New Haunt: We’re Moving! 👻
To my amazing subscribers, followers, and guests:
For a long time, this little corner of Blogger has been our home. We’ve shared stories, ideas, and conversations here, and I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who has tuned in. But as this community grows, it's time for our digital space to evolve, too.
Shortly, we will be packing up and migrating operations to a brand-new, independent server.
Our new home runs on a platform called "Ghost" —and honestly, the name couldn't be more apropos. Why?
We’re vanishing from the snoopy old machine:
We are breaking free from the increasingly rigid walls of big-tech social media platforms and fading away from their algorithms.
We'll be haunting a new space:
We're setting up shop on a server we completely control. Same voice, same content, just a much cooler new mansion to roam around in.
The spirit remains the same:
The look might get a sleek, modern upgrade, but the soul of what we do here isn't changing.
What this means for you:
If you’re a follower of my official Twisted Read Horror website: I am handling the heavy lifting. Your newsletter subscription should seamlessly transfer over to the new system, so you won't miss a beat (or a post).
If you’re a regular guest: Keep an eye out for a final announcement here with our shiny new URL. Bookmark it as soon as it drops!
There might be a brief moment of radio silence while the digital dust settles and the servers sync up, but we will see you on the other side very soon.
Thank you for being part of this journey. The next chapter is going to be spectacular.
Stay tuned,
Magic Art -AKA- Twisted Read Horror -AKA- Lorne Bennett
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