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My Sister’s Promise
Television always depicted older siblings to be a guardian, a protector, even a hero to their kin. I wish that was the case with Angie, my sister. I've always been…
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The Roots of Wewoka Cemetery
After a short time of exploring the Oklahoma territory where they were forced to go, a group of Native Americans stumbled upon a mysterious plant while hunting. This plant looked…
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No one likes the dark
“All a skeptic is is someone who hasn’t had an experience yet.” — Jason Hawes“Monsters are real, and ghosts are real too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win.”…
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The Arrowhead
Think of all the faces you've seen in your lifetime. The brain memorizes these faces. Shapes, eyes, other features. Down to the smallest detail, we remember. Some faces we recognize…
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The House on Cold Hill Road
Anna woke up that morning to the sound of her phone’s alarm clock jolting her from what had been another night of strange dreams. Usually most dreams drift from consciousness…
Read NowThe Screaming Flail
I awoke to find myself in a darkened passageway. As I sat up from the dusty floor and rubbed my head, I realized I had no memory of who I…
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The Dancing Tramp
The pungent smell of disinfectant. A corridor lit a brilliant white by the LED lights overhead. Men in drab white garbs rushing by, each and every one of them plagued…
Read NowThe Rikatah
I haven't got much time left, but I'm going to try and write as much of this down as possible. right now I can hear it looking outside. It must…
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The Story of Her Holding an Orange: Part Six & Link to the End
If you're just staring to read my experiences with this horror, you should read my other stories first. You can find them here: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part…
Read NowThe Thing in the Fog
San Diego is a beautiful place, don’t you think? The sweet and salty aroma of the Pacific Ocean drifting on a cool breeze as the warmth of the sun caresses…
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There is a certain road near the Everglades in Florida, which, if you drive down it alone in the rain, day or night, you will suddenly have a very real…
Read NowThe Well in the Forest
We first set foot into this forest yesterday evening after spending just over an hour and a half making our journey. It was one of those evenings where the many…
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Revenant: Ethan
Despite the frost on the windows or the biting chill in the air, Ethan still refused to adorn his heavy coat. After minutes of attempted persuasion I gave up, deeming…
Read NowWe’ll Be in Touch
Do you know that I used to watch you when you were growing up? Because I did. Does that frighten you, David? I remember one time when you went to…
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The Truth About the Lake
Albanie put her bare feet in the water and leaned back on her arms. She had her jeans rolled up to her knees. The night sky sparkled with a billion…
Read NowWashington’s Inconceivable
Let me begin by stating that I have always had a fascination with nature and its creatures. Even at a young age, I would watch documentaries that explained nature, its…
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