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15 Oct The Clouds Came Calling

Posted at 11:00h in Body Horror, Editor's Choice, Isolation and Loneliness, Jobs and Occupations, Natural Disasters and Storms, Nature and the Outdoors, Psychological Horror, Science and Experimentation, Strange and Unexplained, Survival Horror 0 Comments

Part I Nick sat in the cockpit of the small Cessna, his fingers curling around the yoke as the plane vibrated with the steady hum of the engine. It was his seventh lesson with Colton, and despite the growing familiarity with the controls, his pulse quickened...

02 Dec Before the Zero

Posted at 11:00h in Beings and Entities, Insects, Spiders, and Parasites, Monsters, Creatures, and Cryptids, Nature and the Outdoors, Psychological Horror 0 Comments

It is the smell that Dachery notices first. A sour odor, not quite spoiled but somewhat acidic, wafts through the air. It joins the thick artificial popcorn butter and the sucrose of cotton candy to make a nauseating maelstrom of humidity that permeates through the...

21 Feb The Trees Won’t Let Me Leave

Posted at 11:00h in Animals and Wildlife, Nature and the Outdoors 0 Comments

“Let’s go hiking!” she said. “It’ll be fun, babe!” she said. Yeah…yeah, it’s definitely real fuckin’ fun right now… I’m sorry, I gotta…gotta stay calm, right? Okay… okay, let me start again. It was around 10:00 this morning when Selena woke me up with a thing of doughnuts...

19 Feb The Forest

Posted at 11:00h in Children and Childhood, Locations and Sites, Magic, Witchcraft, and the Occult, Nature and the Outdoors, Rites and Rituals 0 Comments

I spent my childhood in a small town. Long, winding single-lane roads with speed limits that topped out at seventy miles per hour were common. Modest-sized houses on large lots dotted the landscape, innumerable trees providing privacy and anonymity. One of those houses was mine. ...

09 Dec The Detective and the Hangman

Posted at 11:00h in Beings and Entities, Monsters, Creatures, and Cryptids, Nature and the Outdoors 0 Comments

“With how many things are we on the brink of becoming acquainted, if cowardice or carelessness did not restrain our inquiries?” – Mary Shelley, Frankenstein Detective John McCarthy stood in the ankle-deep snow. Blowing hot air into his cupped hands while examining the scene. Christ. Why’d he...

08 Dec Connor (A Beowolf Story)

Posted at 11:00h in Animals and Wildlife, Beings and Entities, Demons and Possession, Fantasy, Folklore, Folktales, and Superstition, Jobs and Occupations, Locations and Sites, Monsters, Creatures, and Cryptids, Nature and the Outdoors, Slashers and Gore, Suspense and Thrillers 0 Comments

His name was Connor. Dustin Connor, but he never went by that name. Some called him Con or Connor. I called him Mr. Connor. Mr. Connor was the bravest and most imposing man that I and many have ever known. He stood well over six feet...

01 Aug Beyond the Pale

Posted at 11:00h in Children and Childhood, Classic Horror and Public Domain, Conspiracies and Government, Locations and Sites, Natural Disasters and Storms, Nature and the Outdoors 0 Comments

My grandfather would tell me stories when I was young about the time before when the world was large and the mists had yet to come. He would tell me about animals that were larger than humans and buildings that stretched into the sky. There...

13 Jan To Build a Fire

Posted at 00:00h in Classic Horror and Public Domain, Nature and the Outdoors 0 Comments

Day had broken cold and grey, exceedingly cold and grey, when the man turned aside from the main Yukon trail and climbed the high earth-bank, where a dim and little-traveled trail led eastward through the fat spruce timberland. It was a steep bank, and he...

14 Jul Colony Collapse Disorder

Posted at 11:00h in Insects, Spiders, and Parasites, Monsters, Creatures, and Cryptids, Nature and the Outdoors 1 Comment

The air filled with smoke, but to Texan farmer Don Murphy, it was all part of his daily routine. Unlike most men, Don lived for his workdays. Even at fifty-seven he never grew tired of the fragrant fog of burning wood, the vast blue skies, and...

22 Jun The Grey Man at Lost Lake

Posted at 11:00h in Beings and Entities, Nature and the Outdoors, Strange and Unexplained 1 Comment

When I was growing up my family had issues with trespassers. Not something you expect to deal with when your home sits along the shores of a secluded lake hidden deep within the woods. Even more surprising when your neighbors are all members of your...

16 Jun Children’s Games

Posted at 11:00h in Beings and Entities, Nature and the Outdoors, Suspense and Thrillers 2 Comments

“How much longer till we reach the campsite?” Archer pursed his lips as he thought. “I dunno, maybe another hour, maybe two...

14 Jun Twigs

Posted at 11:00h in Monsters, Creatures, and Cryptids, Nature and the Outdoors 1 Comment

I was twelve years old when I went on my first hunting trip. It took a lot of brown-nosing and a lot of help from my grandfather, but eventually my father caved and allowed me to go. I was ecstatic. Every fall, my dad and grandpa...

27 May I Was Hunted by Killer Bees

Posted at 11:00h in Children and Childhood, Deaths, Murders, and Disappearances, Illness and Injuries, Insects, Spiders, and Parasites, Nature and the Outdoors 0 Comments

The invasion began in 1985, or so we were told. The headlines immediately caught our attention, “Killer Bees Found on Southern Border!” These were the type of things that sparked the imagination of every child. It filled our heads with images of terrifying attacks and...

26 May The Wolves

Posted at 11:00h in Animals and Wildlife, Illness and Injuries, Natural Disasters and Storms, Nature and the Outdoors, Psychological Horror, Strange and Unexplained, Survival Horror, Suspense and Thrillers, Zombies and the Undead 1 Comment

I think there’s three of them still out there — three wolves. Aside from the one I killed, I’ve only seen two at any given time, but they’re distinct enough for me to tell them apart — there are three of them. We’ve been trapped...

15 May The Bayou

Posted at 11:00h in Animals and Wildlife, Illness and Injuries, Locations and Sites, Nature and the Outdoors, Survival Horror 1 Comment

My name is Clem. I grew up in a little town in south Louisiana called Chickapin, about an hour west of New Orleans and right on the edge of the deep bayou. There were channels everywhere, and you could make it from my backyard all...

06 May The Nearus

Posted at 11:00h in Deaths, Murders, and Disappearances, Investigations and Crimes, Locations and Sites, Monsters, Creatures, and Cryptids, Myths and Legends, Nature and the Outdoors, Urban Legends 1 Comment

Most children say they want to run away from home but few ever do it. My brother Joey was definitely in the latter category, using the excuse of freedom and independence to constantly break our parents’ rules. He was a dreamer, an adventurer, someone that refused...

13 Apr Childhood Memories

Posted at 17:00h in Beings and Entities, Children and Childhood, Ghosts and Spirits, Locations and Sites, Magic, Witchcraft, and the Occult, Nature and the Outdoors, Psychological Horror, Rites and Rituals, Strange and Unexplained, Suspense and Thrillers 1 Comment

I opened the back door to my house, without bothering to put shoes on, and walked towards the line of trees that stood at the entrance to the forest. It was summer and the warm breeze carried with it the smell of nature, thick and...

11 Apr White Out

Posted at 11:00h in Children and Childhood, Deaths, Murders, and Disappearances, Illness and Injuries, Locations and Sites, Natural Disasters and Storms, Nature and the Outdoors, Psychological Horror, Survival Horror, Suspense and Thrillers 1 Comment

Outside the wind shrieked against the window pane, the news had said that there was a blizzard headed her way. Stacey had been rushing around the house since 5 pm trying to get her bags packed. She was hoping to hit the road by seven...

09 Apr Solitude

Posted at 11:00h in Investigations and Crimes, Madness, Paranoia, and Mental Illness, Natural Disasters and Storms, Nature and the Outdoors, Psychological Horror, Strange and Unexplained 0 Comments

Edward Harker waited in his office until the financial management firm of Harker, Parks & Associates was empty, and then took the elevator to the parking garage beneath the Manhattan skyscraper. He found his Lincoln Navigator and started it up for the first time in...

02 Apr Camper Appreciation

Posted at 11:00h in Beings and Entities, Locations and Sites, Monsters, Creatures, and Cryptids, Myths and Legends, Nature and the Outdoors, Strange and Unexplained, Urban Legends 0 Comments

“Come on, Jim, you know it’s going to suck.” I didn’t nod, though I wanted to. Mark was right, as usual. Most of camp had sucked, to be honest. Tom, on the other hand, tried once more to be the voice of reason, even as he tugged...