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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 Touch of a Stranger
It should have been the least stressful part of his day, but it was something Steve would never quite get over. The kids had been bugging him to take them to the fair all week, but Steve would have, honestly, rather taken off his skin with a cheese grater. He'd been working all week, and his legs were killing him, but that wasn't the biggest issue at play. The thought of bumping elbows and shoulders with people in a setting like that made him feel squeeby just thinking about it, though Steve would never admit it.
By Joshua Campbell4 years ago in Horror
The Bibliophagist's Magic Shop
Ever since the new Wal-Mart opened by the interstate, there wasn’t much for us to do except throw rocks at the old sock factory. Someone tried to get an Anklebiter football team going, but no adult we knew had the time or inclination to volunteer—since working the night shift at Gas-N-Go takes a toll on a body.
By Varsha Kewalramani4 years ago in Horror
The Letter of Magic
Before we get started I must let you know that whenever you open the letter and read it, take the crystal and hold it in your hand flat and which ever side of it glows is where the magic power plant is. I was not able to finish the job but maybe you can.
By Varsha Kewalramani4 years ago in Horror
Maria's Transformation: From Cynicism to Cheer
As the sun began to rise over the city, Maria sat at her kitchen table, staring blankly at her half-empty cup of coffee. It was Christmas morning, and yet, she couldn't find it within herself to feel even the slightest bit of cheer.
By Varsha Kewalramani4 years ago in Horror
The Santa‐Claus Scandal
It is the night of Christmas Eve, and my family and I gather in the living room, where the walls are adorned with Christmas decorations and a Christmas tree in the corner of the room, with the glass angel as the tree topper. I’m watching the classic holiday movie, Santa Claus, featuring Tim Allen (a film that I have watched at least thirty-six times). I was around ten-year-old. My family members are sitting on the couch, telling stories. I feel a presence beside me. I look up and see my cousin Evan sitting on my left side as I rest on the thickly carpeted floor.
By Varsha Kewalramani4 years ago in Horror
Silent Struggles: A Journey of Self-Expression
It was a typical weekday morning in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Mary was getting ready for her shift at the local coffee shop. As she stood in front of the mirror, trying to tame her unruly curls into some semblance of a hairstyle, she couldn't help but feel a sense of frustration. No matter how hard she tried, she just couldn't seem to express herself the way she wanted to.
By Varsha Kewalramani4 years ago in Horror
The Interpreter's Secret Talent
The boardroom was abuzz with excitement as the international business meeting got underway. At the head of the table sat Mr. Thompson, the CEO of a major pharmaceutical company, flanked by his team of executives. Across from them sat the representatives from their Chinese partners, including Mr. Chen, the CEO of a successful biotech firm.
By Varsha Kewalramani4 years ago in Horror
Mysterious Facts About Area 51
Area 51 is one of the most mysterious, secretive, and talked-about places in the world. It has been the subject of countless theories, rumors, and conspiracy theories, and for many people, it remains an enigma. But what exactly is Area 51 and why is it shrouded in secrecy? In this blog post, we'll explore some of the most interesting facts about this mysterious area, from its history and theories to its secrets and mysteries. So, let's get started!
By basker risk4 years ago in Horror
The Landlord
There was a moment, when I was younger, that I think I may have encountered true darkness. I tell you this as something of a warning, that out there, in the most mundane of places, there are things so malevolent that imagination defies belief. I think I was fortunate, not for the encounter but for the ability to have learned the lesson.
By Simon Curtis4 years ago in Horror

