Angelica finds herself in the nexus of several intersecting red corridors. Everything is red: the walls, the stucco ceiling, … More
Tag: Haunted Passages
Hugh Behm-Steinberg Flash Fiction: “Wallace Stevens”
Anecdote of the Jar I placed a jar in Tennessee, And round it was, upon a hill. It … More
Jonathan Louis Duckworth: Three Wendigo Poems
Wendigo III Rasp of rawhide, knock of bone on hollow bone, clatter of loose broad teeth set in cervine … More
“The Ghosts at the Carwash Are Always Looking for Company”: Flash Fiction by Cathy Ulrich
There is a universe where all the carwashes are haunted. Where there are creaks and groans and disembodied hands … More
“This New Dark”: Short Fiction by Chase Dearinger
The very last thing: the roof rose up seamlessly from the house, sat perfectly still a hundred feet above … More
“Ghosts”: Five Poems by Conor Scruton
Pareidolia In summer we make stories for the ungrowing seasons, the sweatspeckled back of the blue sky made real … More
“Unhaunted,” a short story by Madeleine Sardina
The ghosts had always been loud. Like rats or squirrels, they scampered in and out of our homes, tampering … More
Three Hypnophobia Poems by Ellie White
Hypnophobia1 #17 In the basement of the Children’s Museum in Indianapolis, there is a carousel. Or at least, there … More
The Future: “Anything Can Be a Weapon,” a collaborative short story by Dana Diehl & Melissa Goodrich (from THE CLASSROOM)
When the zombies overtook the Lakeshore School District, the Dads were the first to go. They were crossword Dads. … More
“He Came into the House,” a short story by Fraylie Nord
When the trap door swung down, the girl received it with her entire body. I saw it happen before … More
Poetry: Three EVP Recording Sessions by Lauren Brazeal
EVP Recording Session #1: The Original Poltergeist Recalls “I moseyed to the lifeless party late, buried my shock under … More
Three Visual Poems by Ana
Seed Luminous Marrow Bestia Ana is a Zurich-based legal professional. She serves as art director with … More
