Geetanjali Naidu

Joined February 2022

0 stories

Bio

I can’t remember the horror fiction I read or when I read it.

But I have a stash of real-life-based horror.

Writing short horror fiction will always be my favorite pass time.

Ready for some spine-chilling short horror fiction?

Stories (14/0)

The Midnight Intruder
Sarah woke up in the middle of the night, feeling a chill run down her spine. She rubbed her arms, trying to warm herself up, but the cold seemed to seep into her bones.
By Geetanjali Naiduabout a year ago in Horror
The Unbreakable Bond
The doll's eyes seemed to follow her everywhere she went. She would catch glimpses of it out of the corner of her eye, perched on a shelf or tucked away in a corner.
By Geetanjali Naiduabout a year ago in Horror
The Note in the Dark
Every night, she heard the same thing: footsteps in the attic, soft but unmistakable. She tried to ignore them, telling herself that it was just the house settling or a stray animal.
By Geetanjali Naiduabout a year ago in Horror
Frozen Nightmare
The house always had a chill in the air, even when the summer sun beat down on its roof. The wooden floors creaked with every step, and the windows rattled with the slightest breeze.
By Geetanjali Naiduabout a year ago in Fiction
Sleepless Sails
I live on the east coast of India, recently I moved to Mumbai from Malvan and I figured it would take a couple of days to sail my boat down there to our new waterfront house.
By Geetanjali Naidu2 years ago in Fiction
Hollow Face
In 1996, Meera was a typical teenager living in Mumbai, India. One Friday evening in December, she and her parents were driving back home after attending a wedding in Nashik, which is 200km away from Mumbai.
By Geetanjali Naidu2 years ago in Horror
I Told You To Smile
It was the 3rd of March, 3.35 A.M. Nick was woken up by the knocking on the door. One knock every three seconds.
By Geetanjali Naidu2 years ago in Horror
The Crawlers in the Woods
I'm dentrophobic (fear of trees). Most of them don’t really remember why or how someone fears something. But in my case, I very well remember why I the cause.
By Geetanjali Naidu2 years ago in Horror
Fear and Fireflies
This time I was very exited to go to my grandparent’s place. Especially when Dhiraj, my super brainy scientist cousin spilled the beans of ‘SURPRISE’.
By Geetanjali Naidu2 years ago in Horror
Don't go near the building
There is a legend about that building in the area. I didn’t believe it of course. It's just a silly story adult told their children to scare them away from it.
By Geetanjali Naidu2 years ago in Poets
Hide and Seek
The old photos made her conscious of her age, of how much time had passed - and of what an interesting life she'd had! Now looking at the picture for a while Meera has a smile on her face, eyes brimming with tears of joy, it looked like a vivacious doll was brought to life.
By Geetanjali Naidu2 years ago in Horror
Food Delivery Gone Wrong
This happened to one of my close friend’s brother Mahi (Mahender). He used to work part time in a dominos outlet. In Navi Mumbai, which is popularly known as the comparatively less hustled, fast food outlets were open all round the clock.
By Geetanjali Naidu2 years ago in Horror

Geetanjali Naidu

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The Midnight Intruder

The Unbreakable Bond

The Note in the Dark

Frozen Nightmare

Sleepless Sails

Hollow Face

I Told You To Smile

The Crawlers in the Woods

Fear and Fireflies

Don't go near the building

Hide and Seek

Food Delivery Gone Wrong

Stories (14/0)