October 2024
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An Ode to Halloween
Oh Halloween, how grand you are,With moonlit skies and twinkling stars,A night where shadows dance and sway,And goblins, ghosts, and witches play Through whispered winds and haunted trees,A spooky chill rides on the breeze,Jack-o’-lanterns glow so bright,Casting beams that slice… Continue reading
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The Spiritual Roots of Halloween
Halloween, also known as Hallowe’en, All Hallows’ Eve, or All Saints’ Eve, is an enchanting celebration observed on October 31st (obviously), the night before All Saints’ Day. This mystical holiday kicks off the Christian festival of Allhallowtide, a time dedicated… Continue reading
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The Family In The Attic
The house on Redfern Lane had always felt too big for Michael Howard. After his wife passed, the creaking halls and wide, empty rooms seemed to stretch on forever, each corner steeped in shadows. He had thought about selling the… Continue reading
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The People Watchers
Every Saturday at precisely 9:00 a.m., a peculiar group of individuals would gather at Maplewood Park. They called themselves “The People Watchers.” Led by a bespectacled man named Harold, the group was as committed to their craft as any avid… Continue reading
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Crossing Over: The Dark Legacy of Stuckey’s Bridge
Stuckey’s Bridge is more than just a historic landmark spanning the Chunky River near Meridian, Mississippi—it’s a place steeped in eerie legend and chilling ghost stories. Officially recognized as a Mississippi Landmark in 1984 and added to the National Register… Continue reading
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Carl’s Late-Night Fright
It was one of those crisp October nights when the world feels a little off-kilter, like a scene from a dream you can’t shake. Carl didn’t usually go for late-night walks—especially not when the wind had a bite like this—but… Continue reading
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Why Do We Love To Be Scared?
Sitting in the dimly lit basement of my grandmother’s South Philadelphia rowhome, my cousin Michael and I sat spellbound as she read aloud from “The Murders in the Rue Morgue.” We were just pre-teens then, often spending weekends at her… Continue reading
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The Lady of Sorrows
In the town of Ashcroft, an ancient cemetery was sprawling and silent, its iron gates rusted from centuries of decay. Beyond those gates, the gravestones jutted against the sky, marking the resting places of the forgotten. Many whispered of the… Continue reading
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Waiting to Drown
I fix my eyes on the swarm—black as night,Summer insects gnawing at the edges of my fading profileThe air tastes of rot, thick with whispers and sweat,While the land beneath me swells like a fevered bruise Deep in the ditches… Continue reading
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Ghosts As Symbols Of Unresolved Emotions
There is a moment when the veil between the past and the present grows thin. At that moment, you feel a chill, a shadow shifting in the periphery of your vision, a whisper carried by the wind that doesn’t belong… Continue reading
God Is In The Radio 