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The Yellow Car
Everyone's got one of those stories. A ghost that visited a childhood bedroom, a near-miss on the highway that should've killed them, a moment that never quite made sense no…
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The Copper, the Collar, and the Glimmering Blade
I remember well when I came across the strange sequence of events in the odd case of the cellar underneath the Winemaker’s shop. The things I saw that night, I…
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I Was Born on a Child Farm – Part Zero
I was lucky enough to know my 93-year-old grandmother when I was a child. She was a window into another era. A harder time. “Most people weren’t but much more…
Read NowDerpbutt Annoyance Level 10/10: Admin Update Jan 4, 2013
As many of you are aware, I use a blogging platform called WordPress to run this site. This means that I use an externally created plugin to process certain aspects…
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An Unexpected Magi
“Donde Esta Santa Claus” was blaring on the radio as Gary crossed over state lines into...somewhere. He lost track of where he was hours ago. Somewhere... midwesty. He was driving…
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Creepypasta.com Needs Sacrifices!
Creepypasta.com needs sacrifices! ... That is to say, we’re looking for volunteers. As many of you are aware, Creepypasta.com runs a Facebook page, which can be found here. We’re looking…
Read NowSeptember Discussion Post: Your Favorite Creepypasta
The topic for this month's discussion post may seem a bit obvious, but I really am curious. It's always very interesting to me to see how each new pasta is…
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The Investigation Of St. Michael’s
They say that every town has a ghost story, every town has a "haunted house". It could a shack belonging to an old hermit, an abandoned mental hospital or the…
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Creepypasta Content Survey
Creepypasta.com has seen a lot of great stories this month, and we’re hopeful to keep up that trend! In an effort to best guide our selection process, we wanted to…
Read NowEmpty and Endless
It was just past midnight. I had been driving for a very long time. The stretch of road cutting through the desert landscape was seemingly endless, and completely void of…
Read NowCrippling Debt
The first phone call came as we sat down to dinner. I had been expecting calls from potential employers or recruitment offices, so I was excited when I heard the…
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The Devil’s Perfume
Growing up in the south, in a pretty religious family, folklore is always around. Being Mexican to boot, these stories were always a constant reminder to be a good child.…
Read NowLooking For an Old Game
Posted: January 11th 2013, 9:02 PM Hey, I'm still kind of new here. My name's Matt, and I'm looking for an old game that my dad and I used to…
Read NowQuick Update 10/17/2012
If you're reading this and you don't have a good antivirus and malware scanner/defense program active, GO AWAY and just stick to RSS for now. Actually, that's probably a good…
Read NowDon’t Turn Your Back
At the incessant crash and rumble of the storm outside, you jolt awake, shaking off the tendrils of confusing, light dozes. Your bed is positioned by the windows that you…
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Nobody Lives Here But You
About half a year ago, I moved into a new apartment downtown. It’s hands-down the most upscale place I’ve lived in—rooftop access, a fitness center, a pool, huge windows with…
Read NowSilent Quinn
Nowadays, if you are fanatical Christian, you are mostly likely looked down upon by society. People are absolutely disgusted by your ways and your desire to spread your religion to…
Read NowA Reckoning in Ashes
The wind stung with the foretelling of winter and leaves spiraled down from the trees in a whirlwind of crimson, amber, and gold. His stride quickened, anxiety biting at his…
Read NowGlass Gallery
Last week, when I was working my shift at the local museum, something happened to me. Something that can only be described as an unspeakable horror. I will try and…
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