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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.

“Bunnyman Bridge Is Haunted”: A Haunted Passages Hybrid Piece by Colleen Kearney Rich

  The legend is that a bus from the insane asylum crashed near the bridge and patients escaped. One patient … More

Colleen Kearney Rich, Haunted Passages, Hybrid

Ricky Ray Poem: “The Dream” for Haunted Passages

  In which the monster emerged sludgehearted and fond of hares. And triplets were born of a wish that blew … More

Haunted Passages, Poetry, Ricky Ray

“Sour Candy”: A Haunted Passages Flash Fiction by Lindy Biller

  MY MOTHER CARRIED BRIGHT COLORED candies with her everywhere. Usually Skittles or M&M’s. It didn’t strike me as odd … More

Fiction, flash fiction, Haunted Passages, Lindy Biller

Fred Gerhard: Four Poems for Haunted Passages

  Chill November On a chill November afternoon memory of color clings to sky like pitch dark twigs alive reaching … More

Fred Gerhard, Haunted Passages, Poetry

“Styrofoam”: A Haunted Passages Flash Essay by Sarah Robbins

  “THIS IS YOU,” SHE SAYS, with a riiip to the Styrofoam cup. “When you start out, you are pure … More

creative nonfiction, flash essay, Haunted Passages, Sarah Robbins

“greetings from televillage”: A Poem for Haunted Passages by Ariel Clark-Semyck

  I how the quiver of the camera makes it all seem so mine—my body flying over the bonnie green … More

Ariel Clark-Semyck, Haunted Passages, Poetry

Madeline Kinkel: “The Place Between Tongue and Teeth,” a Haunted Passages short story

  AT NIGHT IT FILLS MY mouth, this unnamable, unmournable ghost. I don’t know who it is, but on calm … More

Fiction, Haunted Passages, Madeline Kinkel, short story

Noah Thornburgh on B.R. Yeager’s cosmic horror novel NEGATIVE SPACE

Negative Space, by B.R. Yeager. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Apocalypse Party, March 2020. 382 pages. $14.99, paper. Works of cosmic horror threaten … More

Apocalypse Party, B.R. Yeager, Haunted Passages, Negative Space, Noah Thornburgh

Two Poems by Sean Burke for Haunted Passages

  The Moon Lays Down a No Trick Hand When father left office a rag of colts followed  on their … More

Haunted Passages, Poetry, Sean Burke

Honor Vincent: “Boots,” a Haunted Passages short story

  IT WAS, AS IT ALWAYS is, the cat who first noticed that the number of ghosts squeezing themselves into … More

Fiction, Haunted Passages, Honor Vincent, short story

Andrew Bertaina: “A Good Day’s Work,” a Haunted Passages short story

  THE MAN THREADED HIS WAY down the long rows of bodies with an old wheelbarrow, careful as he rolled, … More

Andrew Bertaina, Fiction, Haunted Passages, short story

“Becoming Gods,” a flash fiction for Haunted Passages by Steve Gergley

  OH, JESUS. JUST TRY TO relax. You’re okay. God. You’re okay, I’m right here with you, just like always. … More

Fiction, flash fiction, Haunted Passages, Steve Gergley

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Online: 2373-3527

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