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.
A Haunted Island by Algernon Blackwood
A lone surveyor on an isolated island senses an unseen presence in Algernon Blackwood’s classic eerie short story.
Dracula’s Guest By Bram Stoker
Dracula’s Guest is a chilling prelude to Dracula that follows an Englishman who, against all warnings, ventures out on a stormy evening near Munich and stumbles upon an abandoned graveyard.
Hark! The Rattle! By Joel Townsley Rogers
Follow the chilling story of Ynecita, the famous dancer whose life was tragically cut short by a mysterious murderer. Only one man, Tain Dirk, holds the key to the truth, but will he reveal it before it’s too late?
In the Court of the Dragon by Robert W. Chambers
A man attends vespers at the Church of St. Barnabé, hoping for solace after days of mental anguish—an anguish worsened by reading The King in Yellow, a forbidden play known to unravel minds.
The Basket By Herbert J. Mangham
A lonely man rents a dark basement room, but he may have some secrets on the way in this commentary on loneliness, privacy, and the masks people wear in public spaces.
The Closing Hand by Farnsworth Wright
From bed, two sisters strange noises from downstairs. When the older goes to investigate, but doesn’t return, the younger starts to hear something climbing the stairs in his chilling story full of suspense.
The Conquistadors Come by Mary Elizabeth Counselman
When a crew of space explorers lands on a planet rich with resources, they believe they’re saving a malnourished alien race—until their good intentions unleash devastating consequences.
The Dark Arts Of Gothic Horror
Step into the shadowy halls of crumbling castles and haunted minds. This deep dive into the Gothic horror genre traces its origins, obsessions, and icons—from ancient ruins to psychological terror.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving
As the chill of autumn descends upon this quiet Dutch settlement, the village’s most feared specter awakens.
The Mask by Robert W. Chambers
A brilliant sculptor discovers a mysterious liquid capable of transforming living beings into flawless, lifelike statues.
The Bride by Jane, Slade, and Haworth 
