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Welcome to our wide collection of Fiction and Non-Fiction Horror Tales. These tales dictate horror, mysteries, crimes, murders, ghosts, and more. Read them to unveil the hidden truth.

We have collected these tales from all around the world. Enjoy and share with the world. New Stories are added daily. You can submit your own story. Check out the contact page for more info.

The stories are classified into two main categories: Non-Fiction and Fiction.

Non-Fiction

This section contains facts, events, life stories, etc

War Stories

Heros

The man who changed clothes

The Limping Lady

Johan van Hulst

Freddie and Truus Oversteegen

Vasili Arkhipov - Forgotten Hero

Victims

The last postcard - Must Read

Irene (Blász) Csillag

Rosa Marie Burger

Criminals

Crime Stories

This section mostly involves non-fiction murder events, criminal events, etc.

HENRY SCHLENCKER

THE WIFE POISONER

THE SEERESS OF PREVORST

OLIVE AND HIS GANG

Stephen Dee Richards

Stephen Dee Richards - Introduction

Stephen Dee Richards - First Confession

Stephen Dee Richards - Second Confession

Stephen Dee Richards - The Execution

Stephen Dee Richards - A History of His Killings

Life Stories

Stephen D. Edwards

Novels - Non-Fiction

All novels have complete chapters

John Wilkes Booth

Captain Singleton

A Psychical Invasion

Fiction

This section contains fictional stories

Horror Stories

This section includes fictional horror, murder, crime, and ghost stories.

The Mass For The Dead

Playing With Fire

The Shunned House

The Beetle Hunter

The Mummy's Foot

The Old Nurse's Story

A Murderer's Confession

On The Other Train

The Leather Funnel

The White House

The Tragedy of Beningbrough Hall

Snowden Dunhill - The Convict

Intent To Steal

The Wood Of The Dead

Keeping His Promise

A Private Secretary

A Suspicious Gift

The Murdered Cousin

History of a Tyrone Family

The Empty House

A Haunted Island

My Friend The Murderer

The Old Mansion

The Dead Woman's Photograph

The Ghost of Washington

The Ghost of a Live Man

The Phantom Rickshaw

The Rival Ghost

Five Short Ghost Stories

Tom Cipher's Phantom Engine

The Haunted Orchard

The Haunted And The Haunters

The Silent Women

The Canterville Ghost

The Shadows on the Wall

The Beast with Five Fingers

The Middle Toe of the Right Foot

The Shell of Sense

The Woman at Seven Brothers

Dracula's Guest

The Judge's House

The Secret of the Growing Gold

The Gipsy Prophecy

The Coming of Abel Behenna

The Burial of the Rats

A Dream of Red Hands

The White People

The Inmost Light

The Man Who Found Out

The Glamour of the Snow

The Flayed Hand

The Boy Who Was Caught

The Starving Millionaire

THE VENGEANCE OF A TREE

THE PARLOR-CAR GHOST

GHOST OF BUCKSTOWN INN

THE BURGLAR’S GHOST

THE RESIDENCE AT WHITMINSTER

THE HAUNTED HOUSE

THE TRIAL FOR MURDER

THE PHANTOM WOMAN

HOW HE CAUGHT THE GHOST

A FIGHT WITH A GHOST

COLONEL HALIFAX’S GHOST STORY

THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW

THE MYSTERIOUS MR. HOME

THE GHOST SEEN BY LORD BROUGHAM

THE COCK LANE GHOST

THE DEVILS OF LOUDOUN

THOU ART THE MAN

THE DRUMMER OF TEDWORTH

THE TRACTATE MIDDOTH

A TALE OF JERUSALEM

THE WATSEKA WONDER

MR HUMPHREYS AND HIS INHERITANCE

THE HOMO-CAMELEOPARD

THE ROSE GARDEN

A MEDIEVAL GHOST HUNTER

THE OVAL PORTRAIT

THE VISIONS OF EMANUEL SWEDENBORG

SOME WORDS WITH A MUMMY

THE FLOATING HEAD

NEVER BET THE DEVIL YOUR HEAD

THE MAN OF THE CROWD.

THE GHOST OF THE HINDOO CHILD

THE STALLS OF BARCHESTER CATHEDRAL

CASTING THE RUNES

THE HAUNTING OF THE WESLEYS

GHOST HUNTERS OF YESTERDAY AND TO- DAY

THE PHANTOM REGIMENT OF KILLIECRANKIE

THE DRUMMER OF CORTACHY

"PEARLIN' JEAN" OF ALLANBANK

THE ROOM BEYOND

THE DEATH BOGLE

THE TOP ATTIC IN PRINGLE'S MANSION

THE BOUNDING FIGURE

JANE OF GEORGE STREET

THE SALLOW-FACED WOMAN

Novels

This section includes horror, crimes, murders, war, and ghost stories. All novels have complete chapters.

The Man Obsessed - Horror

Insanity of Mr. Jones

The Willows - Ghosts

The Jolly Corner - Ghost

Miscellaneous

Fictional

Includes fictional story genres such as comedy, war, action-adventure, thriller, romances, etc.

War Stories

MICHAEL STROGOFF

A VISION OF WAR

THE SOLDIER'S REPRIEVE

THE RIDER OF THE BLACK HORSE

THE POT OF CAVIARE

Humor

THE DAY OF JUDGMENT

THE IMAGINARY INVALID

THREE SUNDAYS IN A WEEK

Famous Women Stories

DOROTHY PAYNE MADISON

Romantic Stories

JOHN CHARRINGTON'S WEDDING

UNCLE ABRAHAM'S ROMANCE

THE HAZING OF VALIANT

THE FATE OF ZOROASTER

Life Stories

HIS FATHER’S SON

THE DAUNT DIANA

THE SCHOOL OF SQUEERS

Christmas Stories

THE GIFT OF THE MAGI

Mystery and Detective Stories

The Man with the Pale Eye

An Uncomfortable Bed

Medical Stories

LET ME FEEL YOUR PULSE

Unclassified

THE EBONY FRAME

THE BOLTED DOOR

MARY'S NIGHT RIDE

NYDIA, THE BLIND GIRL

OF BEING FOUND OUT

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