Kate looks at him half surprised, “Wait, what do you mean there was a hole there?”
“I MEAN there was a hole here,” he knocks on the wall causing a dull, hollow sound to echo on the other side. “It’s gone now. Yep, someone must’ve patched it right up.”
“Well, that’s impossible!” Kate exclaims, half chuckling and half trying to tell if he’s pulling her leg, “I mean, I keep hearing freaky shit comi...
As the moans rise into echoing shrieks, pounding in my head like the marching of a thousand soildiers, I shriek with them— for I finally knew what it is I’ve done.
I’ve spent the last years of my life invested heavily in my reaserch— that of a strange book that has come up time and time again in different cultures I’ve studied as an anthropologist. It has different names across all cultures, bu...
Walking alone along the road, the mist surrounds me. It reaches out with a cool touch, as though it tells me to slow down and look around. I brush it off, though— I know what it’s trying to coerce me into doing and I won’t let it.
The path curves, yet nevertheless heads straight ahead. For better or for worse, I’m on this path careening dead ahead into the unknown misty forest. The overgrown pav...
By: Georgia Bennet, Editor in Chief of The Greymont Gazette
Wednesday, July 24, 20–
The Greymont County Sheriff’s Office urges everyone to stay home, a step up from the 7 p.m. curfew already in place. This comes after a string of twelve disappearances and an unidentified corpse that has rocked the small town over the past month.
“Please, stay home and stay safe,” said Sheriff Greene in a press ...
The lights are low at Half-a-Dime, and the noise emitting from the bar can be heard from halfway down the block. It’s a busy night, and Dot is sitting by herself with a pint of their lager in her hand. The glass still has frost on it that burns her hand as she holds it, and it’s half empty.
She’s sitting by herself. Well, that’s a lie— Dot may as well be sitting by herself, though. She decided t...
