THE FIRST GHOST LAW WAS supposed to get everybody on better terms with their resident ghosts, but whoever wrote that … More
Category: Haunted Passages
An ominous wind circles you in the middle of an isolated woods. Your friends wander into an empty factory, under the cover of dusk, never to be seen again. These are “Haunted Passages,” new features of unearthly delights.
“The Storytellers,” a Haunted Passages flash fiction by Kaj Tanaka
THE DISEMBODIED HANDS WERE STILL a long way off. I mean, we could hear them down the hallway, kind … More
“Last Call,” a Haunted Passages short story by Cassandra Clarke
“THE RESTAURANT OF OBSCURE SORROWS isn’t the best place to work,” I told Alice, “but at least there’s no … More
Louis Zieja: Three Ekphrastic Monster Movie Noises for Haunted Passages
Them Ants (’54) “The sounds the giant ants emit in the film were the calls of bird-voiced tree frogs … More
Three Poems: Lee Hodge for Haunted Passages
Hostage After Katie Peterson On the night I ended it the police had cordoned off every street surrounding the … More
Haunted Passages: “The Faces Inside of Everyday Objects,” a short story by Dan Stintzi
AFTER COLLEGE, MICHELLE HAD DIFFICULTY sleeping. The problem started when she was a freshman sharing a room with a … More
Haunted Passages: “Jolichanga’s Fury,” a short story by Miranda Forman
FATHER DIED SO HIGH THAT not even ravens could bury him. I don’t remember this. I wasn’t there. When, … More
A Haunted Passages Short Story: “Moscow” by Mike Nees
1 YOU ACCEPT THE CHARGES, PULL the latex cap over your scalp. You can already hear the ambient noise … More
Haunted Passages: “The Dreamers of Revolution Never Left,” a short story by Mandira Pattnaik
IT’S NOT THAT PLENARY MEETING. Yet, little do you know, when you plod on through the rain, through the … More
Haunted Passages: Two Poems by Carolyn Supinka
Haunted House The haunted house does not require a history, but it needs a mouth: a previous, innocent tenant, … More
GHOST/HOME: A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO BEING HAUNTED, an essay by Dennis James Sweeney, reviewed by Frank J. Crone
GHOST/HOME: A Beginner’s Guide to Being Haunted, by Dennis James Sweeney. Los Angeles, California: Ricochet Editions, March 2020. 25 pages. … More
CIRCUS + THE SKIN, the first novel from STATES OF TERROR Co-Editor Keith McCleary, reviewed by Kelsi Brown
Circus + The Skin, by Keith McCleary. Kraken Press, December 2018. 251 pages. $14.99, paper. The premise is a deceptively … More
