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Rest Here, by J.S. Watts

RestHere

The ancient church was large and gloomy, abnormally so in both cases. Working here was going to require additional lighting. The rich stained-glass light from the few high level windows only added to the density of the air squatting thickly

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Posted in 2013, Fiction, Horror

A Guilty Dream, by Nathaniel Tower

A Guilty Dream

Norton Taylor wakes from a dream so real he can’t but believe it’s true. In the dream he commits a heinous crime. Brutally murders someone. A small boy. Then he goes to great lengths to cover it up. Weeks pass

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Posted in 2013, Fiction, Horror

Spell Check, by Carol Ayer

Spell Check

The first day, I found the whole thing interesting, even amusing. I plopped down on the couch, grabbed some popcorn from the bowl on the coffee table, and said to my husband, “So, guess what some of the alphabet blocks

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Posted in 2012, Fiction, Horror

The Resurrectionist, by Mollie Gower

We thought she was just another mortal, come to remind us of what we lost. She couldn’t see us, touch us, or sense us; however she could hear us. That had stopped us in our tracks. Most humans think they

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Posted in 2011, Fiction, Horror

The Paw, by Shawn Proctor

Dad waited until our car had left the turnpike before he told me the bad news about my mom’s surgery. “The doctors couldn’t save her hand,” he said. “They had to replace it with something else.” “With something else,” I

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Posted in 2011, Fiction, Horror

The Burning Man, by Matt Walker

I first met Kevin in a bar. It’s where I meet most of my clients. He struck me as an ideal customer – quiet, reserved, head-hunched like a turtle. A sap, in other words. A man society would continue to

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Posted in 2011, Fiction, Horror
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