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Stories and Editorials
Greetings everyone!
I have rolled the bones, whispered to the winds, and divined a vision of the upcoming contest we are all anticipating with bated breath; that's right, 9kcon!
I talked to Naepic, Lead of Contests Team and he has given me a hint for the theme of the contest.
According to our dear friend, the first letter of the theme of the contest is "S".
What could this mean?
Stay tuned for the contest to find out!
- By Uncle Nicolini
This year, the ZH-TR branch hosted a Groups of Interest Con! Here we have Dr V Valentine to give us some inside look into the contest:
1.) Groups of Interest have been a staple of SCP since its inception. What got you to consider having a contest for it this year?
We have never held a GoI contest before. Most people join our site because they want to write SCPs, and as such I feel like GoI was ignored despite it being an interesting topic. This contest aims to encourage authors to write more about GoIs.
2.) How do you and other authors manage and plan this event?
The theme of the year is to complement elements we lack in the site, and GoI stood out of all topics. I've decided to set it as our contest theme after getting agreement from other organisers
3.) What are your top 3 favorite GoI’s?
WWS, Oneiroi, GOC
4.) What do you think makes a GoI stand out?
A unique theme! In the past, most GoIs are Foundation-adjacent, but recently there have been more and more exciting groups that are more down to earth, closer to our daily lives, while retaining their mysteries and areas of imagination. I believe these are important for creating a GoI.
5.) Do you have any final thoughts you would like to share with readers?
I encourage SCP article authors to write more about GoIs to have a change of scenery, perhaps you'll find a topic you love. GoIs have a lot of untapped potential.
I was also surprised by the number of authors who tried to achieve an award [* for creating a GoI from scratch and reaching minimum requirements for applying for a tag]. The reward isn't much [*NTD$50 for each] but many are eager to try.
- By Strange Matter
Classic Con Retrospective
Classic Con has come to an end and what a marvelous contest it was. With 155 surviving entries, Classic Con has been the biggest contest we've had in the sites recent history, managing to even surpass the number of entries for 8Kon!
We'd like to give a massive round of applause to| Place | Entry | Author | Rating | Achievements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | SCP-8411 - Paper Birch Trail | 296 | TOTAL WINNER | |
| #3 | SCP-8304 - Modern Comfort | 222 | ||
| #4 | SCP-8975 - Domestic Abyss | 209 | TOTAL WINNER | |
| #5 | SCP-8513 - Without Parole | 206 | PERFECTION, AMNESIAC, ORIGINAL (218 words) |
And finally we'd like to give a word of appreciation the the sites contest team for smashing cons they've put together this year
And to celebrate the massive success of local lesbian commie, we wanted to get her thoughts on her fantastic piece and the contest as a whole! We greatly appreciate Gaby taking out her time to answer our questions.
1) What was your inspiration for your piece, what made you pick this avenue of horror?
All my works come from a principle of disagreement I have with Cesar A. Cruz; he said art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable. In my opinion, art should disturb both. To begin with, why am I making art if not to provoke desperation? A sense of urgency? As a mirror of reality, art is to be equally aggressive and broken. That’s been evident in my style since SCP-8474.
Since I have studied Oscar Wilde's work and his thoughts on aestheticism during the fin-de-siècle England, I have realized that, as a writer, what I create doesn't need to end with a beautiful, reinvigorating ending that teaches a moral lesson to the reader in the form a solution. My call for action, so to speak, is meant to be born from disgust. We live in troubled times, and horror has always been the first genre to call out on the blood that stains humanity’s history.
About SCP-8557's case specifically, I took a lot of inspiration from manga writer Junji Ito. Right after the contest was announced, I wondered what could be a good way to depict the uncanny, and his artwork and storylines came to mind soon enough — especially Glyceride's. Then, once I had the initial idea, I began shapening it according to my personal experiences — as someone who has to deal with mental health issues — and Japanese folklore horror, mainly, which would give life to the characters of Akari Tanaka and Himari Akiyama later on.
2) Now that you have the power of hindsight, is there anything you would've done differently for this contest?
Not really. A few readers here and there mentioned that the image could be more realistic, but they didn't see it as a dealbreaker. Other than that, all the changes I deemed necessary were minor and made at the beginning of the contest. Overall, I'm just proud of what I created.
3) What were you overall thoughts on Classic Con as a whole?
This is contest is everything I could ask for as a writer. So many new authors joined our community — such as Animal Hospital and
softseal — that I can't help but thank the contest team for this. Furthermore, as a Series I enjoyer, it was a delight to see modern-like entries through the lenses of typical 2010 internet horror. SCP-7256 by
Animal Hospital is a great example of that.
4) Do you have any favourite entries that you think can use some more love from the readers at home?
Of course. We're talking about the biggest contest our site has ever hosted, after all. Outside of the top 50, SCP-7581 by xexnoncores and SCP-8742 by
Fishish really stood out due to their very personal depiction of human life's fragility. SCP-8719 by
Tsercele, on the other hand, is evocative because of the lack of details it has and the implications it leaves us with. But my favorite one would be SCP-8640 by
FrankEntropy, for sure — with a subversion that hits you like a brick. Just read it yourselves and you will see what I mean.
5) Do you have any thoughts on how the massive success of the con will effect the wiki going forwards?
Not only I hope it motivates more authors to write shortform horror, but shows to the off-site SCP community there's still room for the classic style and the "weird thing that does a thing" trope. It's not uncommon to see the claim that all articles these days are just tales, and although that's always been wrong, it is now more incorrect than ever.
6) Any closing thoughts you'd like to share?
This wouldn't have been possible without the help of my wonderful friends, so I would like to thank their support once more — with special thanks to Guaire,
HaydenSaintPascal and
PlaguePJP, who rooted for my article specifically since day one.
As a fairly new author, it's been a cool experience to write for the wiki so far and share my thoughts on the world we live in. Let's continue to give our best to create a welcoming writing space everyone can contribute to.
- By ProblemPal
On the 15th July, the seventh log of anomalous items was opened for submissions.
Writing and Art Prompts
Site News is bringing you monthly writing and art prompts! Every month there will be user-submitted prompts to help inspire new pieces. Participation in these prompts is completely optional, and any pages based on the prompts will be featured in the next issue of Site News! If you're interested in submitting a prompt for next Site News, send a wikidot PM to Rhineriver or
ProblemPal. One prompt submission per person, and up to five prompts will be shown in each edition of Site News.
This month's prompts are below!
Voluntary Exile Submitted by TheTravllr
Write an article where an SCP willingly turns themselves in to the Foundation.
Hand Canon Submitted by HaydenSaintPascal
Show some love to a smaller canon (one with less than 25 works) .
Who are you? What are we? Submitted by Magnileak
Write a story about a two characters in a broken relationship that lose their memories. Whether they get back together in their new life is up to you.
Companion con Submitted by PinkHatPinkJeans
Many classic SCPs have their simple concepts fleshed out in tales. Write a tale about a Classiccon SCP that further explores and expands on its ideas.
You start reading the prompt Submitted by OnlineOpossum
Write a piece in second person perspective.
If you write an entry inspired by this or a previous month's prompts, feel free to send a wikidot PM to Rhineriver or
ProblemPal to have it featured in the next Site News! There isn't a time limit on getting prompt submissions featured, so feel free to write for a previous month's prompts as well!1
Seminars
All seminars are hosted on the official discord, but there aren't any planned this month.
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Features Last Month
Top Articles of the Month
Ratings of course do not mean everything, but they are representative of what people happened to like seeing at the time. With this in mind, the following are the top-rated works last month, so if by some chance you haven't encountered them yet, be sure to check them out!
Top-Rated SCP
SCP-8557 by local lesbian commie: Again, Narcissus?
SCP-8557 instances consistently exhibit a demeanor described as "unconditionally caring" , engaging their hosts in personalized, emotionally validating dialogue with precise recognition of prominent interests, fears, and unresolved grief.
Top-Rated Non-SCP
Chaos Insurgency Hub by Ethagon, Oblation, Intercedent, ubergoober & MisterFrown
In 1924, O5-9 and -11, following the atrocities of the Great War, demanded more liberal usage and development of anomalous items and technologies for the benefit of humanity. Along with Researcher Wolfgang Fritz, the self-styled 'Triad' plunged the Foundation into civil war.
Front Page Features
Every month, an article is selected from each of the three common article types: SCP, Tale, and Group of Interest Format. These three articles are displayed on the front page for the month to bring further recognition to them.
If you would like to view the previous front page features, you can view the archive for the SCPs here, the archive for the Tales here, and the archive for the GoI Formats here!
SCP
Metaphysician/Karpin Proposal by Metaphysician/Karpin
SCP-001 is presently hypothesized to be either A) an alternate iteration of Earth (or an amalgamation of many such iterations) or B) an extradimensional manifestation that includes some superficial similarities to Earth.
Tale
London Calling by J_V_G
A student says she saw a very tall man jump clean over the former Battersea Arts Centre late on Thursday night.
GOI format
'GlitterStix' (GLR032/STX787/REF819) by mxsinister
Lemon Zest®: Euphoric bliss, delusional levels of optimism, persistent feelings of nostalgia, inexplicable bounciness to the gait, musical inclinations.
Reviewers' Spotlights
Works are featured on the site’s front page as part of the Reviewers’ Spotlight, which acknowledges the time and effort spent by forum reviewers helping other authors develop and edit and their works for the mainsite. Each month, community members are encouraged to nominate forum reviewers who have been both particularly helpful and active. Members of the Forum Criticism Team will then discuss the nominations, and select four prominent reviewers to choose the month’s Reviewers’ Spotlight front-page features.
If you would like to view previous spotlights, you can view the archive for them here!
1st of July
SCP-8767: Something At The Bottom by atypica [Featured by stellyfins]
This document is susceptible to being altered via anomalous means. Proceed at your discretion.
11th of July
There was a stranger in the park by Heck_Tech [Featured by EventideParadox]
It was toward the end of September that I saw him for the first time.
17th of July
SCP-8646: Cowherd Must Be Protected by MonsieurIguana [Featured by Anyar]
The rate of appearance within local herds of dairy cattle is estimated to be approximately one aurochs per 100 head of cattle; as such, there are five identified and contained living aurochs within the radius.
25th of July
SCP-8575: Adhesion by TheChunk [Featured by Dr Angell]
SCP-8575 is a large muscular adhesion located beneath the left pectoralis major of Dr. John Davidson.
New Content this Month
There is a multitude of wonderful works that are posted to the Wiki every month whether they be SCP articles, Tales, GoI Formats, Art pages, Author Pages, Essays, and more! Below, we have all of the creations for this month listed out by week and type (except for art pages, we did that earlier!) We have added little emojis next to articles that qualify to add some additional content. Below we have listed out the emojis we use and what they mean. Be sure to give them a look!
🤝 = Co-authored works - It is always interesting to see the dynamics of how people work together!
🌐 = International works - Articles translated from one of our international branches!
💯 = Articles rated at +100 and higher - These are articles that have seen success and should be celebrated for it!
📈 = SCP articles rated under +30 and Tales and GoI Formats rated under +20 - Let's show these a little love!
Week of July 1st
SCP Articles
- SCP-8382- Written by HarryBlank.
- 📈🌐 SCP-560-FR- Written by Dr Benji. Translated by MasterTman2.
- 📈 SCP-8863- Written by OzRose.
- 📈🌐 SCP-130-PL- Written by Vorbis. Translated by IkraZeron.
- SCP-8618- Written by syuzhet.
- SCP-7532- Written by Diogene_s.
- SCP-8403- Written by Anyar.
- SCP-8895- Written by redredred.
- 📈 SCP-8551- Written by Drleevezan.
- 📈 SCP-8661- Written by syuzhet.
- 📈 SCP-8827- Written by Hyacinth _205.
- 📈 SCP-8506- Written by Unidentifiedgoober.
- 📈 SCP-5161- Written by Dr Talcite.
Tales
- Selling an Idea - Written by Queerious.
- 📈 First Mission - Written by P-H Vixter.
- 📈 Golden Mean - Written by P-H Vixter.
- 📈 Unreal, Real, Surreal - Written by Anyar.
- 📈 Re-resurrection - Written by Wils.
- 📈 Red Harvest - Written by Zaszx.
- Goes Unpunished - Written by Queerious.
- 📈 Nat's Ants - Written by Uncle Nicolini.
- 📈 From The Notes Of Dr. Erik T Janton - Written by AquaticGoddess.
GoI Formats
- 📈 Lady Yoru - Written by Baronjoe.
- The Madness Sets In Fast - Written by Uncle Nicolini.
- 📈 UIU 1929-13: So Black and Blue - Written by Hyacinth _205.
Art
- 📈🌐 The ultimate cool ACS icon for salt-A - Created by salt-A. Translated by Verzweiflung.
- 📈 This doodle bleeds - Created by vilsolad.
- 📈 A-17 Mobile Air Force - Created by littlepeanut.
- SCP-682 breach! - Created by littlepeanut.
Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages
- 📈 Matthgeek - It's Matthgeek's Author Page!
Week of July 7th
SCP Articles
- 📈 SCP-8336- Written by incrediblywackycat.
- 📈 SCP-7648- Written by mama mia.
- SCP-8344- Written by Hyrule-Maniac.
- 📈 SCP-8164- Written by Dogofdairy.
- 📈 SCP-8168- Written by Lavapool123.
- 📈 Dave D. Dave- Written by whatwenthereagain.
- 📈 SCP-8511- Written by TV_Atlas.
- 📈 SCP-8782- Written by iliyaAR.
- 📈 SCP 8512- Written by TwoMinutes.
- 📈 An Awful Lullaby- Written by Inactivity.
- 📈 SCP-8236- Written by Eiond Dicour.
- 📈 SCP-8733- Written by mothmanUXO.
- 📈🌐 SCP-PL-339- Written by zoryn 204. Translated by zoryn 204
- 📈 SCP-9139-J- Written by Wynths.
- SCP-8632- Written by dracosludge.
- 📈 SCP-8587 - Bridges to Haven- Written by brandonandjack0311.
- SCP-8337- Written by xexnoncores.
- ERROR- Written by local lesbian commie.
Tales
- 📈 Season of the Witch - Written by Corax D.
- 📈 Who Are You? - Written by Symbal321.
- 📈 Maple Leaves - Written by bunnyomega.
- 📈 Ends and the Means - Written by sqaureTheme.
- 📈 Field Note Site-630 Overview - Written by Izaya Kei.
- 📈 SCP-8226 Auxiliary Logs: Dogs In Sheep's Clothing - Written by Harmacy.
- 📈 Psychonarrafunnistics & You: Abandoning the Notion of Funny vs. Unfunny - Written by clutterArranger.
- 📈 bromus inermis renovationis - Written by yoyoflux.
- 📈 8336 External Addendum - Written by incrediblywackycat.
GoI Formats
N/A
Art
- Contingency/0001 Recovered Images - Created by MarkUnderMark.
Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages
- 📈 battlecruiser12's author page - It's battlecruiser12's Author Page!
- 📈 Verzweiflung's Author Page - It's Verzweiflung's Author Page!
- 📈 SCP Article Hub - Written by Jerden.
- 📈 GravelPage - It's GravelEnthusiast's Author Page!
- 📈 The Ice Block - It's ic3bro's Author Page!
- 📈 Where no one dies (Letova) - It's Letova's Author Page!
- Essay On Structuring Idea Crit And You! - Written by Uncle Nicolini.
Week of July 14th
SCP Articles
- AO-8522- Written by Nickthebrick1.
- SCP-8845- Written by TheTravllr.
- 📈 SCP - 8583- Written by BluebriarArts.
- 📈 SCP-8689- Written by foxgirlknives.
- 📈 SCP-8293- Written by Dr0Shadow.
- 📈 SCP-7628- Written by P4TR1CK07.
- 📈 Scp-8927- Written by Dr Harrison Talos.
- 📈 SCP-7716- Written by AstersQuill.
- 📈 SCP-2681- Written by Midgard Serpent. Rewritten by Uncle Nicolini.
- 📈 SCP-7642- Written by Nocturned.
- 📈 SCP-8318- Written by anzalarizqi.
- 📈 SCP-7641- Written by Dr Leonerd.
- 1097-PCS- Written by PlaguePJP.
- 📈 SCP-268-J- Written by winkwonkboi.
- 📈 SCP-8384- Written by SynEnt.
- 📈 SCP-8691- Written by lunatunamoona.
Tales
- 📈 A Wondertastic And Splendidly Whimsical Employee Onboarding - Written by mxsinister.
- 📈 Log Of Anomalous Items, Vol VII - Written by Aftokrator.
- 📈 Parawatch Lost Media: The Lost Creepypastas of Gungelover - Written by TheCommunity.
- Unexpected Ramifications - Written by Queerious.
- 📈 Amarilla y Morada y Maravilla - Written by JNColossus.
- The Hardest Thing You Will Ever Do Is Attempt To Love Yourself - Written by xexnoncores.
- 📈 For Every Soldier, A Child - Written by Queerious.
- 📈 No Longer - Written by The_Rose.
- Live Camera Feed of Site-69, where Everything is Fine - Written by Croquembouche.
- East Hastings - Written by TroutMaskReplica.
GoI Formats
N/A
Art
- Additional SCP-8411 Instances Log (8411 Fanart) - Created by winkwonkboi.
- 📈 A Magpie Swoops Cover: Love Thy Neighbour - Created by Fermentating.
- HAND-TO-MOUTH CONTACT (8557 Fanart) - Created by winkwonkboi.
Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages
- 📈 Coda's Cupboard - It's DS al Coda's Author Page!
- 🤝 Narrative Hooks: How To Reel In Your Audience - Written by Queerious and Uncle Nicolini.
Week of July 21st
SCP Articles
- 📈 SCP-7884- Written by BlazingPie.
- SCP-8954- Written by GeminidStrix.
- 📈 SCP-8764- Written by CyberSpiral.
- 📈 SCP-1976- Written by Anonymous. Rewritten by Uncle Nicolini.
- 📈 SCP-8826- Written by Carbophile.
- 📈 SCP-512- Written by HK-016. Rewritten by Anonymous and Dexanote. Rewritten by macro_au_micro.
- 🤝 SCP-8306- Written by Dino--Draws, Rosyfox2002, and TealQuacks.
- 📈 SCP-8729- Written by Uncle Nicolini.
- 📈 SCP-7746- Written by passdapeppa.
- 📈 SCP-6782- Written by Cremo.
- 🤝 SCP-8262- Written by OriTiefling and Queerious.
- 📈🤝 SCP-1709- Written by Aftokrator and Fishish.
- 📈 SCP-1166- Written by PoufyPoufson.
- 📈🤝 SCP-2275- Written by CowscantgoMoo and TroutMaskReplica.
- SCP-3010-J- Written by daveyoufool.
- 📈 SCP-8412- Written by KeniMations.
- SCP-8665- Written by Billith.
Tales
- 📈 A Box For Those People - Written by Sinking_Otter.
- 📈 Excerpt from a GOI's Primer - Written by GeneralSilent.
- 📈 Cooked - Written by LittlePengwy.
- 🤝 Black Lungs - Written by Dino--Draws and Rosyfox2002.
- 📈 Skunk Ape Memories - Written by Anonymous. Rewritten by The Awesomest Man.
- 📈 Operation Lamplight - Written by tgert.
- 📈 Ut Adversarium Extirpem - Written by Heck_Tech.
- 📈 Rural Decay - Written by Letova.
- 📈 Messenger RNA - Written by leather_boots.
- 📈 Kitchen - Written by Herona_Endera.
- It/Her/Them - Written by HarryBlank.
GoI Formats
- 📈🤝 AAR-1087-Silesia - Written by Jasiu06, Ralliston, and Zygard.
Art
- 📈 Ten Years of Ten Dots - Created by Pinoccappuccino.
- The Hero's Journey (ft. Wigglebert the Great): The Board Game! - Created by Rhineriver.
Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages
- 🤝 Chaos Insurgency Hub - Written by TwistedGears. Rewritten by Ethagon, Intercedent, MisterFrown, Oblation, and ubergoober.
- 📈 Dr. Geminid's Personal Console - It's GeminidStrix's Author Page!
- Department Of Purgatorial Spaces Hub - Written by softseal.
- Magic, the SCP Wiki, and Other Musings - Written by Ralliston.
- SUMMER OF DOOM HUB - Written by Letova.
Week of July 28th
SCP Articles
- SCP-8391- Written by Animal Hospital.
- SCP-2888- Written by DinoDraws.
- 📈 SCP-7681- Written by nova_break.
- 📈 SCP-8857- Written by Zale13.
- 📈 SCP-8257- Written by mxsinister.
- 📈 SCP-655- Written by ubergoober.
- 📈 SCP-8351- Written by poltatherian.
- SCP-8586- Written by djkaktus.
- 📈 SCP 8859- Written by Mergal.
- 📈 Scp 8967- Written by DeathWormHunterZ .
- 📈 SCP-8406- Written by Anyar.
Tales
- 📈 No Longer, part 2 - Written by The_Rose.
- Dead End City - Written by xexnoncores.
- Because I Could Not Stop For Death - Written by Uncle Nicolini.
- 📈 I Want to Believe - Written by JNColossus.
- 📈🤝 Stuck Song Syndrome - Written by AstersQuill and Queerious.
- 📈 MEMORY-7469.30 - Written by mxsinister.
- 📈 All You Are Is You - Written by poltatherian.
GoI Formats
- 📈 Excerpt of The Nälkän Bestiary - Rünsaastiläpsia - Written by Arclund.
- Critter Profile: Slappy! - Written by Uncle Nicolini.
Art
- 📈 peanut’s art dump - Created by littlepeanut.
Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages
N/A
- CLASSIC CON - Written by syuzhet.
- SCP-8215 - Written by WhoIsCthulhu.
- SCP-8955 - Written by Queerious.
- SCP-8177 - Written by softseal.
- SCP-8463 - Written by GravelEnthusiast.
- SCP-8557 - Written by local lesbian commie.
- SCP-7743 - Written by Billith.
- SCP-8453 - Written by TopDownUnder.
- SCP-5315 - Written by TroutMaskReplica.
- SCP-8204 - Written by MontagueETC.
- SCP-8411 - Written by Dino—Draws.
- SCP-8490 - Written by S D Locke.
- SCP-8330 - Written by Ayers.
- SCP-8766 - Written by atypica.
- SCP-8340 - Written by A Random Day.
- SCP-8552 - Written by Rakkran.
- SCP-8328 - Written by Kothardarastrix.
- SCP-5125 - Written by PoufyPoufson.
- SCP-8564 - Written by esther619.
- SCP-7482 - Written by AstralNavigator.
- SCP-8242 - Written by Placeholder McD.
- SCP-8454 - Written by GeminidStrix.
- SCP-7758 - Written by IronShears.
- SCP-8544 - Written by biiin.
- SCP-8371 - Written by Matthgeek.
- SCP-8466 - Written by V4Vernacular.
- SCP-8828 - Written by Some Reference.
- SCP-8893 - Written by Uncle Nicolini.
- SCP-8965 - Written by DFAstillo91.
- SCP-7561 - Written by P4TR1CK07.
- SCP-7615 - Written by Letova.
- SCP-7563 - Written by DrEverettMann.
- SCP-7256 - Written by Animal Hospital.
- SCP-8949 - Written by Gunpowdr.
- SCP-8975 - Written by HarryBlank.
- SCP-8491 - Written by Harmacy.
- SCP-8707 - Written by Iszth.
- SCP-8163 - Written by Heck_Tech.
- SCP-8637 - Written by zoempaws.
- SCP-8923 - Written by DoctorDevin.
- SCP-7849 - Written by arthcymro.
- SCP-8292 - Written by Detective_O 1.
- SCP-7957 - Written by Gabriel Kero.
- SCP-8303 - Written by battlecruiser12.
- SCP-7914 - Written by Aftokrator.
- SCP-8475 - Written by ic3bro.
- SCP-7687 - Written by BlazingPie.
- SCP-8301 - Written by JakdragonX.
- SCP-8772 - Written by Ralliston.
- SCP-8809 - Written by Dudley Threatt.
- SCP-8974 - Written by ProblemPal.
- SCP-8738 - Written by DiexC.
- SCP-8803 - Written by OrbeezTertius.
- SCP-7608 - Written by AstersQuill.
- SCP-8441 - Written by rottingraisins.
- SCP-8719 - Written by Tsercele.
- SCP-8304 - Written by PlaguePJP.
- SCP-7581 - Written by xexnoncores.
- SCP-8498 - Written by Spider_Jaws.
- SCP-5649 - Written by ubergoober.
- SCP-8329 - Written by J Dune.
- SCP-8187 - Written by KatyaStrangelove.
- SCP-8366 - Written by IAmTheOoga.
- SCP-8805 - Written by Dysadron.
- SCP-8616 - Written by LORDXVNV.
- SCP-8931 - Written by Cathy Autumn.
- SCP-8313 - Written by DS al Coda.
- SCP-8549 - Written by TealQuacks.
- SCP-7631 - Written by Anyar.
- SCP-8964 - Written by xpossum.
- SCP-7762 - Written by kilgrave_lovejoy.
- SCP-8363 - Written by Dr Lerche.
- SCP-7823 - Written by sprawlingstar.
- SCP-8345 - Written by Rounderhouse.
- SCP-8705 - Written by DrBleep.
- SCP-8252 - Written by Westrin.
- SCP-8714 - Written by Kilerpoyo.
- SCP-8606 - Written by Sylvelight.
- SCP-8153 - Written by mxsinister.
- SCP-8315 - Written by JunosGone.
- SCP-8458 - Written by kingofmice.
- SCP-8323 - Written by OnlineOpossum.
- SCP-8248 - Written by DewOnTheGrass.
- SCP-8678 - Written by Anorrack.
- SCP-8365 - Written by smlt.
- SCP-8183 - Written by Lightning Helix.
- SCP-8513 - Written by Doctor Cimmerian.
- SCP-8398 - Written by frozenFoxB.
- SCP-8289 - Written by sortie.
- SCP-8283 - Written by AnomalySource.
- SCP-8376 - Written by mothmanUXO.
- SCP-8229 - Written by flembus.
- SCP-8625 - Written by Larntech.
- SCP-7583 - Written by Sinking_Otter.
- SCP-8636 - Written by Heartless Echo.
- SCP-8159 - Written by PinkHatPinkJeans.
- SCP-8409 - Written by typoenjoyer.
- SCP-8908 - Written by Utylike.
- SCP-8494 - Written by Calibold.
- SCP-8407 - Written by Cubeseer.
- SCP-8865 - Written by adanaist.
- SCP-8521 - Written by LorenZo V.
- SCP-8578 - Written by Doctor Zurvan.
- SCP-8226 - Written by Guaire.
- SCP-8244 - Written by Thopter.
- SCP-8266 - Written by Felixou.
- SCP-8502 - Written by Trotskyeet.
- SCP-8862 - Written by Aleph-Null.
- 🤝 SCP-8973 - Written by Jasiu06 and KubKac.
- SCP-7546 - Written by mspufferfish.
- SCP-8545 - Written by ratking666.
- SCP-8806 - Written by Sonderance.
- SCP-8948 - Written by Cyvstvi.
- SCP-8489 - Written by Rhineriver.
- SCP-8570 - Written by nova_break.
- SCP–8958 - Written by Jezixo.
- SCP-8393 - Written by Dexanote.
- SCP-8812 - Written by djkaktus.
- SCP-8589 - Written by cwazzycwafter.
- SCP-8429 - Written by Jack Ike.
- SCP-8395 - Written by Dr Frodmaer.
- SCP-8532 - Written by redredred.
- SCP-8462 - Written by switchitea.
- SCP-8326 - Written by TboneBerryhill.
- SCP-8921 - Written by winkwonkboi.
- SCP-7653 - Written by stellyfins.
- SCP-8951 - Written by tuerto.
- SCP-7649 - Written by Comrade Waldo.
- SCP-8367 - Written by KeniMations.
- SCP-8295 - Written by UNCGriffin.
- SCP-8553 - Written by Cerastes.
- SCP-8873 - Written by fairydoctor.
- SCP-8208 - Written by TheChunk.
- SCP-8509 - Written by Hexon555.
- SCP-8640 - Written by FrankEntropy.
- SCP-8742 - Written by Fishish.
- SCP-8258 - Written by Yuumtah.
- SCP-7683 - Written by JackalRelated.
- SCP-8706 - Written by Uncannyon.
- SCP-7659 - Written by Dr Moned.
- 🤝 SCP-8614 - Written by Ethagon and Prismal.
- SCP-8468 - Written by Crow-Cat.
- SCP-8515 - Written by PeppersGhost.
- SCP-8547 - Written by radian628.
- SCP-8279 - Written by Zera27.
- SCP-8621 - Written by Hikarinu.
- SCP-8379 - Written by Logarithmika.
- SCP-8373 - Written by Rhys Tanner.
- SCP-7564 - Written by Resolver.
- SCP-8267 - Written by Inertia_comrade.
- SCP-8287 - Written by N1ght_Scribe.
- SCP-7429 - Written by RavenSpawn.
- SCP-7862 - Written by XHAWK77X.
- SCP-8432 - Written by Liryn.
- SCP-8933 - Written by Its a Bad Idea.
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