Allison Vincent
Published Writing and Produced Scripts
Stories, sketches, and scripts
"Smash Subscribe"
Originally published in 2023's Demons and Death Drops published by Little Ghosts Books.
Demons and Death Drops: An Anthology of Queer Performance Horror is a static theater of horrors and joys set on the stage of queerness. Here, there be monsters, music, puppets, hallucinatory prose, poems, illustrations of monsters, baby queens, and combat kings. We present the curtain call for burgeoning talent as they sashay their way across these pages.
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"A wonderfully spooky collection of queer horror that really shows the horrors of the community.
From a makeup artist being stalked in “Smash Subscribe.”
The dark side of knighthood in “The Knight To Remember Scandal.”
Cosmic horror’s behind “Drag Mothers.”
And the melancholia behind “I Don’t See Myself In You Anymore.”
~Goodreads Reader Review
https://www.littleghostsbooks.com/product/demons-death-drops-an-anthology-of-queer-performance-horror/1458
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"Find Your Light"
Hypertext Magazine
An aging mime saying goodbye to his best friend and his theatre in this short story originally published by Hypertext Magazine in March 2023. Nominated for both the 2024 Pushcart Prize and The Best American Short Stories.
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"Bag It Up"
In “Bag it Up,” an ambitious sous-chef awakens to the horrifying realization that her culinary career may be cut short.
Originally published in Unsettling Reads' Summer Bludgeon Anthology, “Bag It Up” received an honorable mention in the 90th Annual Writer’s Digest Short Literary Fiction Competition.
https://www.amazon.com/Summer-Bludgeon-Unsettling-Suspense-Anthology/dp/B0B45JJZYL
We are in a “Color Me Drunk” franchise located in a strip mall between a Golden Corral and a Micheal’s. Tonight, three guest artist's are teaching the paint along class: Pablo Picasso, Vincent Van Gogh, and Jackson Pollock. Published by Rejection Letters in July of 2022.
A satirical one act play imagining the first meeting of America’s first Home Owner’s Association meeting in Boson’s Beacon Hill neighborhood.