Folklore Stories, Articles and Interviews

A Dead Ringer For A Black Fox: Part 2 by Brian Warf

Errol Sheridan thought his time as caretaker of Henry Blankenship’s estate would be spent in solitude—until the black fox returned. A sinister omen, the fox leads him deeper into the mystery of the ringing bell, which calls out from Blankenship’s grave even when no one is there to pull the rope.

A Dead Ringer For A Black Fox: Part 1 by Brian Warf

In the winter of 1842, a caretaker arrives at the estate of a late shipping magnate, expecting a quiet stay. Instead, he faces eerie warnings, a black fox with ember-like eyes, and a bell tolling from the graveyard—forcing him to confront the dead who refuse to rest.

Yōkai of the Rising Sun By Eric J. Guignard

Corporal Hutchins and a small group of marines survive a shipwreck after an attack by Japanese forces, only to find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. As they struggle with their injuries, starvation, and the ever-present threat of sharks, they stumble upon something far more terrifying: the island is inhabited by yōkai—the malevolent spirits of Japanese folklore. Perfect for fans of war stories mixed with folklore horror, this tale weaves together historical tension and the unknown, leading to an unrelenting sense of dread. Will the marines survive the haunted island—or will they fall prey to its monstrous inhabitants?

The White People by Arthur Machen

The White People is a haunting tale of innocence lost, as a young girl’s writings reveal encounters with strange rituals, hidden realms, and a creeping horror that defies human understanding.

The Festival by H.P. Lovecraft

A trip of self discovery leads to a mysterious holiday celebration. But what begins as a quaint, snow-dusted New England visit quickly descends into a nightmarish revelation of ancient rituals and shadowy beings.

Zachary Rosenberg on Horror and the Weird West

Zachary Rosenberg is known for his numerous short stories, often blending his day-to-day experiences as an attorney with a penchant for the supernatural. His work explores eerie and thought-provoking themes, frequently drawing inspiration from classic and contemporary horror influences.