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In a condemned hotel full of forbidden rooms, the dumbwaiter keeps rising from floors that shouldn’t exist.Thirty years after he shot a boy in the woods, the letters begin arriving in places no living hand could reach.His grandfather’s creationist museum is laughable upstairs; downstairs...

Born from the golden age of internet creepypasta, Pleasant Nightmares is a chilling short story collection steeped in cerebral horror and existential dread. An astronaut wakes from cryosleep to find three years have cost him two centuries—and the only voice in the static still calls him Daddy...

If Grady Hendrix wrote an R-rated episode of Scooby-Doo that spiraled into the small-town criminal chaos of Fargo, you’d have Cryptozoology for Fun and Profit. Fake hunter. Real monster. No refunds. Helen Novacic makes a living manufacturing monsters. Through Cryptozoology, Inc., she travels...

Four volumes. Eighty stories. One complete collection of things best left in the dark. The rule is simple: never leave the path. Her husband did. Now she refuses to make the same mistake. A family knocks through a wall and discovers a room that cannot possibly fit inside their house. A night...

“I LOVE this book. Not just Christmas horror fun, but some honestly original stories.”—Brett O’Reilly, author of Aftertaste Unwrap terror in Charlotte O’Farrell’s chilling collection of festive frights. In this wintery world, stockings are stuffed with something more dreadful than...

Endless Halloween brings together four nightmare-packed volumes of E. Reyes's horror—Devil's Hill, The Halloween Grindhouse, Strange Tales of the Macabre, and Devil's Hill II—in one massive collection of 40 tales. Haunted houses. Killer clowns. Serial killers and slashers. Restless ghosts. Cults and rituals. Cursed dolls. Zombies. Scarecrows. Séances. Desert legends. Sinister jack-o'-lanterns. And Halloween nights when the stories people tell for fun stop feeling like stories.

Everything Is Worse Than You Think brings together four volumes of J.R. Hamantaschen’s dark, strange, and deeply unsettling fiction—You Shall Never Know Security, With a Voice That Is Often Still Confused but Is Becoming Ever Louder and Clearer, You Know It’s True, and A Deep Horror That Was Very Nearly Awe—in one massive collection of 45 stories. Parasites in the brain. Gnomes behind the walls. Impossible holes. Monsters and cosmic horrors. Bodies that betray their owners. Families coming apart. Minds turning against themselves.

Welcome to a massive tome of terrifying tales from one of Reddit NoSleep’s most popular authors… I found the rulebook from my childhood summer camp. I’m starting to remember what happened to the lost campers… My dad survived the ‘Chair of Truth’ that executes people for telling lies. I followed a laughing girl into a cornfield. When I came out, seven years had passed. The sun vanished over my town five days ago. Now the things that live in the dark are starting to drag my neighbors from their homes.

You Die Alone If You're Lucky brings together four nightmare-packed volumes of Elford Alley's horror—Ash and Bone, Find Us, The Last Night in the Damned House, and We Will Find a Place for You—in one massive collection of 53 tales. Haunted houses. Restless dead. Monsters in the woods. Old rituals. Twisted faith. Curses and local legends. Impossible places. Cosmic dread. Strange rules. And people who realize—usually too late—that something is very wrong.

James Colton is back with 20 more tales for your darkest nights. My dad found a secret room hidden in our walls. It had a door that led to another, and another… Every morning, my alarm clock flashes strange symbols. Then the unseen baby cries. My husband’s cheerful whistling echoed from upstairs. Then my phone rang, and his voice came through the receiver.

An expedition traveled to the edge of the universe. The researchers expected a void… what they found was beyond comprehension. My father finally took me to the harvest bonfire. Then the flames started speaking… The world-controlling AI has gone silent. The only code that can fix it is buried in a basement, inside a machine we swore never to activate again. Hostile legions have us surrounded, and death is certain. Our only hope for salvation lies with the monsters. We created them. We ruled them as gods. We never expected them to find something new to worship.

“A haunting variety of tales that make for one stellar read!”—Tasha Reynolds, The Sinister Scoop Welcome to the body farm. Charlotte O’Farrell invites you to explore the grounds where nightmares are cultivated and terror is harvested in abundance. A mysterious radio broadcast announces people who deserve to die… and they do. On Christmas Eve, a journalist investigates mysterious hoof-like footprints. The residents of a high-rise apartment building are trapped by rapidly growing carnivorous plants.

Twenty unique nightmares await you in this chilling short story collection. Lost in a pitch-black labyrinth, I followed the footsteps of my missing expedition. My wickedest friend committed suicide just to see if he could conquer death. Now, a silent figure in a black veil is following me home. My daughter is having terrible nightmares about her older sister. But my daughter is an only child. Five of us broke into the abandoned Morgan House on Halloween night. We really should have listened to the local legends.

In the blind spots of creation, ancient things stir. They’ve been waiting for you… A sinkhole opened in my basement… and there’s a door inside. I put a camera on my cat. The footage haunts me. The construction workers on my street only come out at night, and they aren’t fixing the roads… My trail cam recorded something impossible. When the bell in this tower rings, the door unlocks. Each time, there is a different, more terrible world waiting on the other side.

Murder, fame, technological dread, and twisted desire converge in Twelve Nails in the Coffin, a brutal collection of stories that drags the reader into the darkest recesses of the modern mind. Across twelve unsettling tales, you will move from the claustrophobic isolation of an obsessed artist's studio to the suffocating depths of a nightclub where life is cheap. Each story exposes a different fracture in human nature, ambition rotting into violence, loneliness curdling into obsession, and technology becoming a quiet accomplice to horror.

The unsettling stories in this collection will wrap themselves around the lobes of your brain and refuse to let go. Thomas O.’s twisted tales run the course from outright horror all the way to dark humor.

R.k. Kombrinck, co-host of Night of the Living Podcast, delivers a collection of short stories to make you dread the empty house across the street; to make you wonder what lurks in the woods behind the park and question the smile of your kind, elderly neighbor. A new employee uncovers his workplace’s top-secret supernatural history. A little girl unknowingly invites a sinister creature into her family’s home through conversations with her “imaginary” friend. A hellish virus brings a cursed town’s populace back from the dead.

J.R. Hamantaschen, a name synonymous with groundbreaking underground horror, returns with his latest collection. Channeling the essence of horror legends like H.P. Lovecraft, Thomas Ligotti, Clive Barker, T.E.D. Klein, and Dennis Etchison, this collection cements his status as a master storyteller in the realm of dark fiction, blending nihilism, the grotesque, and the philosophical in a way that only he can.

Magic is often seen as wondrous and benevolent. But T.W. Grim, a celebrated author of eerie NoSleep tales, offers a different kind of sorcery: one that pulls at the very threads of reality, weaving tales of terror and wonder.

An alien intelligence controls the minds of a doomsday cult. Dark gods manipulate a serial killer. A jungle cult sacrifices tourists to a giant snake god. A shadow creature feeds on a hapless woman. Be forewarned: as you step into The Temple of Battered Bones, these and other unique and spine-chilling tales will pull you deeper into its cryptic halls. Be prepared, for some who enter never truly leave…