“When The Sun Sets In The East” by Kate Alsbury Around this time of August, I always find myself wandering back to that strange event of so many summers ago. The carnival…
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Haunted MTL Original – Orisha – Michael Washburn
“Orisha” by Michael Washburn The doorbell rang. Mary Rowland put down her newspaper, walked to the front door of her father’s spacious house, and opened it. Outside stood one of the last…
Haunted MTL Original – The River – Matthew Penwell
“The River” by Matthew Penwell “This place is beautiful,” Roger said. “I spent a lot of time here when I was a kid. It was,” Anna shrugged, “a place for me…
Haunted MTL Original – Strzyga – Tabatha Jenkins
“Strzyga” by Tabatha Jenkins The halfhearted glow of the bathroom light pushed the veil of darkness into the corners of the room so that she could see the fullness of her body….
Haunted MTL Original – Demon Tree – Chris Saunders
“Demon Tree” by Chris Saunders It had been years since Taylor had done this walk, and boy was he starting to feel it. He must have covered five or six miles so…
Haunted MTL Original – That Second Chance – Trisha McKee
“That Second Chance” by Trisha McKee Tessa escaped to the smaller family room, not bothering to turn on any lights. She removed the headband with the devil horns and fought back tears….
Haunted MTL Original – Mad Dog – Kristin Harley
“Mad Dog” by Kristin Harley “Stop screaming, Karen!” hissed Stephen Jeffries. “It’s not as if he’s sprouted fur, or a tail.” He cradled his son’s head in one arm and brandished…
Haunted MTL Original – Hunting Season – Nick Roberts
“Hunting Season” by Nick Roberts Barren McNeil had always been good with a gun. Ever since he was eight years old and his father took him to shoot beer cans with a…
HauntedMTL Original – Just for Laughs – Liam Moran
“Just for Laughs” by Liam Moran I swear when I told Pretty-boy Pete this, he nearly lost his shit. My dad’s all stern—he’s got those frown lines pronounced so you…
Haunted MTL Original – Low Pressure – Martin Toman
Low Pressure by Martin Toman Phillip drove without thinking. He looked squarely ahead at the strip of bitumen, a single carriageway heading away from the small town where he worked as the…