Duncan Ralston on Fear, Fiction, and the Art of Disturbing Stories
Duncan Ralston is a Canadian horror author known for his dark, character-driven fiction that delves into themes of fear, disgust, and fascination.
The Last Great Halloween By Chauncey Haworth
This Halloween, Lonny Kensington of Richfield has learned that he hates absolutely everything and everyone; and this Halloween, Lonny is gonna kill them all.
The Death Patrol By Thomas M. Malafarina
In a world reduced to ruins, carnage, and chaos, civilization is nothing more than a distant, forgotten joke. The Death Patrol—three psychotic murderers—roam the wasteland, dealing only in blood and violence.
Review of 2 Bedroom 1 Bath (2014) From Buttonface
When a couple moves into an apartment to start a family they have some complications, including an old woman with leached and devil symbols under the wall paper, and they still stay there.
The Basket By Herbert J. Mangham
A lonely man rents a dark basement room, but he may have some secrets on the way in this commentary on loneliness, privacy, and the masks people wear in public spaces.
The Closing Hand by Farnsworth Wright
From bed, two sisters strange noises from downstairs. When the older goes to investigate, but doesn’t return, the younger starts to hear something climbing the stairs in his chilling story full of suspense.
The Mystery of Black Jean By Julian Kilman
In a world of eccentric characters and bizarre events met meet Black Jean, the French-Canadian who vanished into thin air. Black Jean and his two bears become the talk of the town, but when a Yankee arrives, things take a turn for the worse. Will Black Jean and his bears survive?
Struck a Nerve – A Story of San Sincero, California Chapter 2 by Lothar Tuppan
In 1790, deep in the heart of Alta California, an old native woman calls upon an ancient cosmic force—In’olloku, the Star-Walker—to punish the Spanish invaders. Her spell works, unleashing writhing tentacles from the heavens, devouring the cruel priests and soldiers.
Peter Atkins: Crafting Tales of Terror and Wonder
Explore Peter Atkins’ impact on horror with his unique storytelling in films like Hellraiser and novels like Morningstar.
Old Nurse’s Story by Elizabeth Gaskell
In the dimly lit hallways of a grand mansion, secrets of the past come alive through the haunting tale of an old nurse. As she unravels the chilling mysteries surrounding the family she once served, the line between reality and the supernatural blurs.
Darker Musings Anthology: Muse of Madness
After his radio scripts are rejected, Angus Danford desperation leads him to an old family retreat—a decaying cottage filled with ghosts of the past and an eerie presence lurking in the lake.
The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers 
