//Latest Stories

The Burned Photo

Jun 2, 2015 · by Nicky Exposito (a.k.a. NickyXX) · 41 min read

Part 1 When I was a little girl, I lived with my mom in a rented two-bedroom house in Cleveland, Ohio. The paint was chipping and there were stains on the shag carpet that had been there since the 70’s and the heater broke each year, on cue, in the […]

The Displaced Man

Jun 1, 2015 · by TheJinx · 20 min read

The cracked, grey structure stood like a monument before them, separated from the offroad only by a chainlink fence, scattering pockets of moonlight over the foursome. Swaying against each other with inebriation, three fraternity boys and the only girl they could find who had the balls to come up to […]

June 2015 Discussion Post: Do You Believe in Divination?

Jun 1, 2015 · by Anonymous · 1 min read

Last month’s discussion post about superstition was a lot of fun to read! June’s post will be tangentially related: this month I want to know if you believe in divination. For clarity, this is the definition of ‘divination’ as per Google: the practice of seeking knowledge of the future or […]

The Hold

May 31, 2015 · by Anonymous · 8 min read

I’m not sure if this will scare you, but I can tell you that I was genuinely terrified, and that to this day I still have dreams about it. I started working at an old Marine Museum in my home town as a summer job. It was fairly easy, all […]

The Silhouette

May 30, 2015 · by Anonymous · 7 min read

My family have been living in the same house for almost 10 years, but not once did we ever encounter anything supernatural or creepy. Probably because we built this house ourselves and made sure no dead bodies were buried in the soil, so we didn’t have to worry about previous […]

One Piece of Lead

May 29, 2015 · by Anonymous · 12 min read

With seconds left to live, my life flashes before my eyes. His hands slowly close around my throat, choking off the precious air that my lungs yearn for. I can feel his dry, scratchy skin against the tender flesh of my neck. I know who he is but even now, […]

Everything is Perfect Forever

May 28, 2015 · by Anonymous · 14 min read

The monster came right before the end of summer. Nobody knew it was a monster, of course. No one ever does. The Nettletons used to live in the house it moved into. Dani knew Imogene, their daughter. The two were in the same fifth grade, rode the same bus. They […]

The Villages At Parkside

May 27, 2015 · by Anonymous · 19 min read

Even though there’s been no need to fear it for years, kids in The Villages at Parkside still move pretty quickly past 2227 Indiana Avenue,. Mrs. Yearts still lives there, but DJ got shipped off to a military boarding school years ago, and he graduated a little before me. He […]

The River

May 26, 2015 · by Daniel Martins (a.k.a. Abtrogdor) · 16 min read

The river is deep and dark, and it holds many secrets. At least that’s what they say, and recent events have left me with a completely unshakeable belief that what they say is entirely true. There’s a river that runs through the part of the city that I live and […]

Lost iPhones

May 25, 2015 · by Anonymous · 16 min read

James said he found the iPhone in the lawn as he was leaving the party. Afterward, we wondered what had really happened, how he had actually found it. But then, when he told us, we had no reason to not believe his story. He was walking out, he explained, completely […]

Lost Tombs and Those Lost Within Them

May 24, 2015 · by Anonymous · 46 min read

I could barely keep from collapsing as I ran through what seemed to be the never-ending darkness of the godforsaken catacombs. When I’d first signed on to serve as Professor Nickel’s field assistant, I’d assumed that the shrunken old man and I would spend days standing over a blanket of […]

Frank’s Forest

May 22, 2015 · by Anonymous · 12 min read

In the backseat of her mother’s minivan, Ashley admired the passing autumn foliage and contemplated the excitement and fear she and her best friends were sure to experience at Frank’s Forest, an attraction featuring actors as zombies, witches, and werewolves galore, all trying to “kill” the visitors. For four years, […]

Black Teeth

May 21, 2015 · by Anonymous · 18 min read

I want to start by stating that this story starts out like most. My friend and I decided to spend our summer break in a cabin that his father owned on the outskirts of a large forest. We figured it’d be fun. There was a lake nearby that you could […]

Death’s Reflection

May 20, 2015 · by Anonymous · 11 min read

They say a mirror has the ability to reflect part of the soul. Some have suggested that’s why vampires can’t see their reflection; because they have no soul to reflect. That’s what I was thinking about, when two burly looking men hauled my new floor-length mirror into my new bedroom. […]

The Abalone Thief

May 19, 2015 · by Anonymous · 24 min read

Although there is no internet access or even cell phone service in this tiny cabin where I sit typing, perched on a cliff high above the Pacific Ocean, still I write this blog, in the hopes that it might find some new civilization, long after mankind is gone. That this […]