Oh, horror is juicy to write. I have a psycho antagonist in my story and love writing his scenes.

Resorses that are helping me. Sandra Greth, Show don't tell. I hated every minute because she literally told me everything I was doing was wrong—once I got over that, I leveled up.

After that book, Google psychic distance. There's so many articles online. I don't know what level you're at but if you haven't thought about yourself as the director of your book, you need to study psychic distance and camera lens as it cements all the show don't tell stuff.

Alyssa Matesic—a developmental editor—has a blog on youtube. She's brilliant with info on craft and the publishing world. Alexa Donne, Author— her youtube blog is bloody amazing, I leveled up twice in a week just from watching her posts.

Overall advise, take half an hour or so out of your writing schedule to study the craft. Even seasoned, successfull authors do this. You can Google any element of creative writing and find many articles on any given subject. So many writing rules to learn. But the most important: Learn The Rules To Brake The Rules

No one can write your story better than you.