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Most recently published stories in Horror.
"Trapped in the Jungle with a Leopard"
The sun had barely risen when we entered the jungle—thick, damp, and humming with life. I was part of a small group of wildlife researchers stationed in the Western Ghats of India. Our goal was to track and document elusive animals through hidden camera traps. It was supposed to be routine—data collection, photography, maybe spotting a monkey or two. No one expected what came next.
By Muhammad Saeedabout a year ago in Horror
The Stranger at the Bridge
The Stranger at the Bridge It was the last day of autumn when the leaves whispered secrets into the wind and the sky blushed with the orange hue of goodbye. As the sun dipped behind the hills of the quiet town of Eldershore, a lone figure stood at the old wooden bridge—where stories ended and sometimes began.
By Wings of Time about a year ago in Horror
The Last Summer at the Lake
Title: The Last Summer at the Lake Subtitle: Some Promises Are Never Meant to Be Broken I sighed and pulled my hat brim down to shield my face from the blazing summer sun. Just a few more chapters, I told myself, flipping open my book again, though I’d read the same paragraph four times already. My eyes drifted off the page, pulled by the lake's gentle shimmer, and the book quietly fell into my lap.
By Saeed Ullah about a year ago in Horror
Directed By Death
Ring…Ring…Ring…Ring… Buzz…Buzz…Buzz…Buzz… Woody laid in his bed staring at the ceiling fan. He had been awake for a while. Woody wondered if he had even slept at all. His phone and alarm clock continued to go off. Woody made no effort to turn off either. He counted how many times his phone rang. It would ring for a time, paused, then continued to ring. After the seventh round of ringing, Woody turned over to silence both devices. He knew the reason for his phone ringing off the hook. It was another homicide scene in Houston. Woody was a fourteen year veteran of the Houston PD Homicide team. His job was to take pictures of the crime scene. Lately the memories of past assignments were wearing down on his psyche.
By Desirae Anayaabout a year ago in Horror
