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Horror fiction that delivers on its promise to scare, startle, frighten and unsettle. These stories are fake, but the shivers down your spine won't be.
The Woodland Seat
Everyone had heard of the throne, but very few people had ever seen it. The Woodland Seat was something of a local legend. If you follow the river into the woods, turn east at the huge rubber tree at the fork, walk into the setting sun, you will come to the devil's clearing. In the clearing, a place where nothing is said to grow sits a chair of stone. If you sit on the chair, you will be cursed by the devil himself for all time.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
House of Broadus. Content Warning.
An individual goes through a portion of his time on earth in purchasing his fantasy house. There are many individuals who don't have their very own top in their life. Derek and Maria Broadus were sufficiently fortunate to purchase their fantasy home. Derek purchased this house in Westfield, a rich region situated in New Jersey, America, for $ 13,55,657 and burned through one lakh dollars on it.
By ASHOKKUMAR3 years ago in Horror
Rhapsody View Farm
"There was only one rule: don't open the door." However, for every rule Ellenore made, I would find a way to break. The screen door had been tied up for years but yesterday I thought I would surprise her by repairing it. Once I started, I realized I did not have the right tools.
By C. H. Richard3 years ago in Horror
Echoes of the Carnival
Tucked away in a forgotten town, nestled amidst rolling hills and dense forests, lay a cursed ground that had remained untouched for decades. The Carnival, once a lively spectacle of wonder and joy, had been abandoned long ago, its vibrant history tainted by a tragic incident that left behind a trail of blood.
By Syed Shahmeer3 years ago in Horror
GHOST IN BENGALI LITERATURE.DON'T READ!. Content Warning.
Ghosts play a significant role in the folklore of Bengal, which includes Bangladesh, West Bengal, and Tripura. They are deeply intertwined with Bengali folktales and cultural identity, reflecting the unique culture of the region. Ghosts are also commonly featured in fairy tales, both traditional and contemporary. Moreover, references to ghosts can be found in various forms of modern Bengali media, including literature, cinema, radio, and television.
By Nurjahan Akter Borna3 years ago in Horror
"THE ROAD TRIP"
Sarah felt a chill go down her spine as the sun sank below the horizon, creating long shadows across the lonely highway. Her phone's map caught her attention, but the GPS service was spotty in this far-off place. They hadn't seen any indications of civilization for hours, and the petrol gauge was perilously nearing empty.
By Mohanapriya3 years ago in Horror





