Chloe Cole

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March 21, 2024 by Chloe Cole

GRWM follows Ava @avakatmills, who spins her stories about problematic ex-boyfriends and dysfunctional parents into content gold until her trauma starts to take on a life of its own and haunt her. She wants to get better, but what does healing look like when your wounds are your personal brand?

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March 21, 2024 /Chloe Cole
interactive fiction, instagram, writing

Short Story "Moved" in New Anthology →

August 16, 2022 by Chloe Cole
Cover of the science fiction anthology titled TERRAFORM

“Moved,” my short story about lookalike sex dolls, was included in the anthology Terraform. You should buy this book, but don’t take my word for it. Below are some reviews.

August 16, 2022 /Chloe Cole
fiction, science fiction, flash fiction

Sorry Never Seen It: the Podcast

April 21, 2022 by Chloe Cole

3 opinionated morons Ashley Albert, Chloe Cole, and Katie Marovitch share their unqualified analysis of reality shows they’ve never seen…until now. We release a new episode every Thursday.

Listen here
April 21, 2022 /Chloe Cole
humor

Cassandra Clemm in 13 Minutes of Horror Film Festival

August 11, 2021 by Chloe Cole

Our short film ZENITH was accepted into NYX Collective’s 13 Minutes of Horror Short Film Festival and will premiere on the premium horror streaming channel Shudder this Friday — Friday the 13th!

Watch here
August 11, 2021 /Chloe Cole
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March 30, 2021 by Chloe Cole

Killer Intuition

new interactive instagram story

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March 30, 2021 /Chloe Cole
November 28, 2020 by Chloe Cole
Writing
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The AV Club covers #NeverAlone
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VIRTUAL READING OF DARK AGES
VIRTUAL READING OF DARK AGES
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THE FANTASY OF THE FEMME FATALE
THE FANTASY OF THE FEMME FATALE
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DARK AGES
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MOVED
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The 6 Best Lies For Why You Can’t Talk on the Phone But Can Text
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More Writing
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November 28, 2020 /Chloe Cole

The AV Club includes #NeverAlone in Halloween Roundup

October 27, 2020 by Chloe Cole
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October 27, 2020 /Chloe Cole

The AV Club covers #NeverAlone

August 13, 2020 by Chloe Cole
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August 13, 2020 /Chloe Cole
writing, #neveralone, interactive fiction, gallery
August 11, 2020 by Chloe Cole
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experience the unraveling
August 11, 2020 /Chloe Cole
instagram, interactive fiction, writing
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VIRTUAL READING OF DARK AGES →

July 25, 2020 by Chloe Cole

At the Star Crossed Tales virtual reading, Ruth Connell did a brilliant performance of my short story Dark Ages, which was a 2018 Roswell Award finalist. It felt very fitting to watch Connell, who played Queen of Hell on the TV show Supernatural, read as the seemingly innocuous yet actually conniving narrator of my story.

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July 25, 2020 /Chloe Cole
science fiction, reading, gallery, fiction, speculative fiction, flash fiction
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THE FANTASY OF THE FEMME FATALE →

July 08, 2019 by Chloe Cole

“These fictional femme fatales do more to reinforce toxic narratives about women than they do to subvert them. They don’t challenge the misogyny that goes hand in hand with murder in our culture. After learning that these were the standout literary mysteries written by women in recent history, I grew disheartened. I couldn’t help but see these women-led stories as missed opportunities…”

Read more on The Rumpus
July 08, 2019 /Chloe Cole
murder mystery, true crime, essay, gallery
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DARK AGES →

May 19, 2018 by Chloe Cole

Read by Emmy Award-winning actress Tamara Krinsky at Litfest Pasadena

“The innkeeper bursts through the door. He yells something about the midwife, I think — these people with their off-brand English are impossible to understand. He shoves a woman through the door and yanks it shut behind her.

Here she is, the woman I time-traveled over 500 years for. Beneath her white cloth hat squats a pock-marked face with gritted teeth the color of nicotine gum...”
watch full video here
May 19, 2018 /Chloe Cole
fiction, flash fiction, speculative fiction, gallery
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MOVED →

September 07, 2017 by Chloe Cole
“I didn’t look anything like the enthusiastic actors who unboxed Clara Dolls in commercials. The lid didn’t pop off instantly like a gasp but came off slowly, as though it had claws.

The doll lay stiff in a vacuum-sealed bag surrounded by gray packing peanuts. The plastic material blurred her face, which was an exact copy of mine. Her familiar round bulb of a nose pressed against the inside.

When I had asked Parker if he would like me to buy him a Clara Doll before I moved away, he said yes too quickly. I suspected he thought he could get her to do sexual positions I didn’t like, specifically the Farm Girl, which always made my leg cramp. The Farm Girl wasn’t his favorite, though; his favorite was the Divorced Woman, which was me touching myself in the shower as if I were alone...”
read more on Vice's Motherboard

illustration by Surian Soosay

September 07, 2017 /Chloe Cole
fiction, flash fiction, speculative fiction, gallery
October 24, 2016 by Chloe Cole
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a helpful flowchart for true crime lovers

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Read more on collegehumor
October 24, 2016 /Chloe Cole
humor, flowchart
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Robot-On-Robot Action: Which Movies, Games, and Shows Pass The Botdel Test? →

March 30, 2015 by Chloe Cole
“The Bechdel test has helped raise awareness about the dearth of strong, autonomous women in movies, and while the Bechdel test is monumentally important, there is another group often neglected in discussions of social equality: ROBOTS.

So I’ve invented “The Botdel Test.” To pass the Botdel test, a work must feature two robot characters who speak to one another about something other than a human being. Now, let’s consider some works that feature prominent robot characters and see if they pass the Botdel test...”
read more on the mary sue
March 30, 2015 /Chloe Cole
humor
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The 6 Best Lies For Why You Can’t Talk on the Phone But Can Text →

March 26, 2015 by Chloe Cole
“3. You’re studying to be a Cistercian monk and took a vow of silence, but texting is chill.

Sure, this may seem like a big change to anyone who knows you, but brush up on a thousand years of church history and incorporate words like “crucifixion” and “St. Bernard of Clairvaux” into the conversation and you’ll pull it off. If someone asks how the other monks feel about your texting, just tell them they haven’t said anything yet...”
read more on reductress
March 26, 2015 /Chloe Cole
humor, gallery
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More Writing

November 09, 2014 by Chloe Cole

6 Unanswered Questions from Harry Potter & the Cursed Child - Dorkly, August 2016

Pokemon Go Pick Up Lines - Dorkly, August 2016

6 Disturbing Pixar Scenes That Definitely Happened - Dorkly, July 2016

If 12 of Your Favorite Video Game Characters Had Tinder Profiles - Dorkly, May 2016

6 Harry Potter Sex Moves - Dorkly, December 2015

The Pros and Cons of 6 Fictional Companies from Sci-Fi - The Mary Sue, May 2015

Horror Movie Heroines Killin’ It in It Follows and The Babadook - The Mary Sue, April 2015

The 6 Worst Settlers of Catan Players - Dorkly, January 2015

What If Other Filmmakers Made Call of Duty? - Dorkly, November 2014 (shared by Kotaku)

(Apparently I love the number 6?)

November 09, 2014 /Chloe Cole
humor, fandom, gallery