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Summer Nights

8.25/10 · 85 votes
· Urban Legends

Summer nights in the small college town were something straight out of a Pulp magazine: a risqué combination of nostalgia, science fiction and impossible stories. Every year from May to…

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Shirlytown

8.26/10 · 78 votes
· Abductions and Kidnappings

There's a trail that leads out of Leadville, Colorado, raised like a railroad on high banks. It leads to what remains of Oro City, a true 1860s-era ghost town from…

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Bagels

8.16/10 · 194 votes
· Strange and Unexplained

I'd only been gone for about fifteen minutes, sneaking in a coffee break in the early morning hours. By the time I returned, panic had spread through the office like…

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The Unnatural Rivalry

8.31/10 · 58 votes
· Halloween Stories

Candy, laughter, scares, ghosts and ghouls. Halloween, easily my favorite holiday of the year. It has all the things I love most in life. Sweets, costumes, and the excuse to…

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The Landmark

8.19/10 · 134 votes
· Demons and Possession

Have you ever been driving down a familiar road and notice a landmark that stands out to you? In the city you know where you are by the intersection or…

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Blood Magic

8.12/10 · 490 votes
· Beings and Entities

I was almost friends with a monster when I was eleven years old. I would have preferred a human friend, but my family had just moved to a new city…

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Many Thanks

8.24/10 · 84 votes
· Journals and Diaries

My family had a tradition that we would all exchange one gift on Thanksgiving Day to bring good fortune for the coming holiday season. We never gave anything fancy, just…

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Killer Look

8.13/10 · 337 votes
· Strange and Unexplained

Daniella flew through the front door and threw her books on the coffee table with disdain. “I know…right? I mean, geez…what a bitch.” She was talking through her Bluetooth which…

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Bears

8.15/10 · 219 votes
· Beings and Entities

My family had this tradition. Every year on Thanksgiving, we would go to visit Grandpa in the mountains. He’d lived in his old log cabin for as long as I…

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Blind Curve

8.19/10 · 114 votes
· Strange and Unexplained

The snow was coming down harder now, the flurries growing larger and gaining in intensity with the coming darkness. Not at all a situation any normal woman would care to…

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