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In this video, Christopher Halton proposes a concise conclusion to M. R. James's unfinished fragment, "The Game of Bear"...
21/07/2025

In this video, Christopher Halton proposes a concise conclusion to M. R. James's unfinished fragment, "The Game of Bear", offering an imaginative reconstruction for enjoyment and critical analysis. This version includes a reading of the original fragment, followed by the suggested ending, offering listeners a complete experience of this tantalising, spooky tale. If you enjoy this eerie tale, please like the video.

In this video, Christopher Halton proposes a concise conclusion to M. R. James's unfinished fragment, "The Game of Bear", offering an imaginative reconstruct...

First printed in Cambridge, 1912, as part of E. G. Swain’s collection The Stoneground Ghost Tales, “Bone to His Bone” sl...
20/07/2025

First printed in Cambridge, 1912, as part of E. G. Swain’s collection The Stoneground Ghost Tales, “Bone to His Bone” slips you into a candle‑lit vicarage library at midnight, where a self‑turning 17th‑century gardening manual sends the insomniac Reverend Batchel digging beneath an ancient ilex—and straight into the unfinished business of a long‑dead predecessor whose single lost arm‑bone still keeps the parish from sleeping easy.

First printed in Cambridge, 1912, as part of E. G. Swain’s collection The Stoneground Ghost Tales, “Bone to His Bone” slips you into a candle‑lit vicarage li...

First published in the Christmas Number of Chapman’s Magazine of Fiction in London in December 1895, “Number Ninety” is ...
19/07/2025

First published in the Christmas Number of Chapman’s Magazine of Fiction in London in December 1895, “Number Ninety” is a razor‑paced Victorian chiller in which a swaggering New York engineer bets he can spend a night in Charleston’s most notorious vacant townhouse—only to be lured from his fire‑lit bedroom to a phantom Regency banquet whose glittering guests evaporate at the Latin grace, leaving him to face the house’s true, murderous secret before dawn.

First published in the Christmas Number of Chapman’s Magazine of Fiction in London in December 1895, “Number Ninety” is a razor‑paced Victorian chiller in wh...

First unveiled in the Radio Times (Southern edition, 28 December 1928), E. F. Benson’s “Atmospherics” whisks readers to ...
19/07/2025

First unveiled in the Radio Times (Southern edition, 28 December 1928), E. F. Benson’s “Atmospherics” whisks readers to a snow‑shrouded Sussex weekend where a brand‑new portable wireless set suddenly tunes not to dance music, but to the deafening cheers, musket fire and marching bands of King George II’s 1736 visit—broadcast live across two centuries. A single eerie evening, a crackling dial and voices that refuse to stay buried in time make this miniature ghost story as unsettling as it is unforgettable.

First unveiled in the Radio Times (Southern edition, 28 December 1928), E. F. Benson’s “Atmospherics” whisks readers to a snow‑shrouded Sussex weekend where ...

A frail young woman from the city is sent to recuperate on the tidal coast of Maine. Her lodging is the isolated farmhou...
18/07/2025

A frail young woman from the city is sent to recuperate on the tidal coast of Maine. Her lodging is the isolated farmhouse of Miss Catherine Ferry, known locally as “Lady Ferry.” Neighbours whisper that the old woman has lived for more than a century—ever since Revolutionary days—and that she moves as comfortably between the realms of the living and the dead as she does across her mist‑shrouded fields.
While the narrator regains her health, she observes Lady Ferry’s uncanny strength, hears cryptic references to bygone wars, and once glimpses the old woman crossing the moonlit river as if answering a summons. The doctor and villagers offer no definitive explanation. When Lady Ferry finally disappears (whether by death or some ghostly passage), she leaves behind only a serene, empty house and the narrator’s enduring sense that time and mortality are not quite fixed.

A frail young woman from the city is sent to recuperate on the tidal coast of Maine. Her lodging is the isolated farmhouse of Miss Catherine Ferry, known loc...

When affluent Giles and Amanda Frobisher spy a forlorn 18th-century manor on the edge of a Suffolk salt marsh, they se...
16/07/2025

When affluent Giles and Amanda Frobisher spy a forlorn 18th-century manor on the edge of a Suffolk salt marsh, they see the perfect yachting base and pour money into its restoration. But Salton Hall keeps its own secret counsel of a dark deed perpetrated on the victims of a 1740 sailing disaster. Robert Smithson, the project manager, uncovers a hidden strongbox filled with gold rings, triggering eerie whispers, flickering lights, panicked workmen, and an appearance from the box's owner, Thomas Salton, who demands its return.

When affluent newlyweds Giles and  Amanda  Frobisher spy a forlorn 18th-century manor on the edge of a Suffolk salt marsh, they see the perfect yachting base...

In 1910, a young substitute teacher arrives at the isolated two-classroom school in Baconsend to fill in for the ailing ...
11/07/2025

In 1910, a young substitute teacher arrives at the isolated two-classroom school in Baconsend to fill in for the ailing Mr. Davidson, only to discover a chilling legacy of cruelty hidden behind its flint walls. Under the dour eye of Headmistress Amelia Davidson, whispers of a bullied boy’s tragic drowning give way to inexplicable wet footprints and ghost-cold encounters. As the teacher follows the spectral boy’s trail through the fog-shrouded hamlet, he witnesses the madness that drove a man to his watery fate—and realises that some wrongs demand justice beyond the grave.

In 1910, a young substitute teacher arrives at the isolated two-classroom school in Baconsend to fill in for the ailing Mr. Davidson, only to discover a chil...

“Keeping His Promise” is a supernatural story by Algernon Blackwood, first published in 1911. The narrative follows a ma...
10/07/2025

“Keeping His Promise” is a supernatural story by Algernon Blackwood, first published in 1911. The narrative follows a man who visits his dying friend to fulfil a solemn promise made long ago. As the friend lies bedridden, eerie and unsettling events unfold, blending themes of loyalty, the supernatural, and the thin boundary between life and death. The story is set in an early 20th-century English environment, creating a haunting atmosphere that deepens the emotional and mysterious impact of the tale.

“Keeping His Promise” is a supernatural story by Algernon Blackwood, first published in 1911. The narrative follows a man who visits his dying friend to fulf...

The Judge’s House is a chilling ghost story by Bram Stoker, first published in 1891 in the Pall Mall Magazine. It tells ...
10/07/2025

The Judge’s House is a chilling ghost story by Bram Stoker, first published in 1891 in the Pall Mall Magazine. It tells the tale of Malcolm Malcolmson, a young scholar seeking solitude to prepare for his exams who rents an isolated old Jacobean house known locally as the Judge’s House. The house has a dark reputation linked to a cruel judge of the past, and Malcolmson encounters supernatural terror embodied by a malevolent rat that seems to embody the judge’s vengeful spirit. The story masterfully combines psychological suspense and gothic horror, illustrating how the past’s dark shadows can haunt the present.

The Judge’s House is a chilling ghost story by Bram Stoker, first published in 1891 in the Pall Mall Magazine. It tells the tale of Malcolm Malcolmson, a you...

"The Corner Shop" is a supernatural short story written by Lady Cynthia Asquith under the pseudonym C. L. Ray, first pub...
07/07/2025

"The Corner Shop" is a supernatural short story written by Lady Cynthia Asquith under the pseudonym C. L. Ray, first published in 1926 in the British periodical The London Mercury. The story follows a man who stumbles upon a mysterious little antique shop in a quiet London side street and buys a curious jade frog from its strangely ageless and enigmatic shopkeeper. What begins as a harmless purchase gradually takes on a more sinister aspect, as the object seems to bring uncanny good fortune, leading the man down a morally ambiguous path. Blending atmosphere, quiet dread, and psychological tension, the story is a subtle meditation on greed, fate, and the eerie consequences of chance encounters.

"The Corner Shop" is a supernatural short story written by Lady Cynthia Asquith under the pseudonym C. L. Ray, first published in 1926 in the British periodi...

Would you accept a bag full of cash from an undisclosed donor with no questions asked??
06/07/2025

Would you accept a bag full of cash from an undisclosed donor with no questions asked??

In "A Suspicious Gift" by Algernon Blackwood, a seemingly harmless present received by a reclusive man stirs unease as it hints at sinister motives lurking b...

“The Waxwork” by A.M. Burrage is a chilling short story first published in 1931 in Some Ghost Stories, a posthumous coll...
05/07/2025

“The Waxwork” by A.M. Burrage is a chilling short story first published in 1931 in Some Ghost Stories, a posthumous collection of Burrage’s supernatural tales. Set in London, it follows Raymond Hewson, a journalist who agrees to spend the night in Marriner’s Waxworks museum’s notorious "Murderers' Hall," surrounded by eerily lifelike effigies of infamous killers. As the night progresses, the oppressive silence and unsettling presence of one particularly lifelike figure—Dr. Bourdette—build to a haunting twist, showcasing Burrage’s mastery of atmospheric horror.

“The Waxwork” by A.M. Burrage is a chilling short story first published in 1931 in Some Ghost Stories, a posthumous collection of Burrage’s supernatural tale...

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