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 The Many Morbid Tales of Spookinite Valley

Numerous Ghoulish Stories Await the Living, Here in This Dark Place

Short Stories:

Θ “What I Did Not Dare”
Guests are always welcome in Mr.
Mansfield’s Inn.

Θ “The Melting Candle”
A traveler who normally passes an abandoned house with a lit candle in the window finally succumbs to his curiosity.

Θ “My Very Own Fiends”
The dead are far more enjoyable company than the living.

Θ “Spider of the Foothills”
Through a forbidden passage in the wilderness, a man traveling on horseback is stalked by a monstrous arachnid.

Θ “The Ghoul of Maple Hill”
An investigator discovers that there is something more to the desecration of graves at a local cemetery than anyone could have ever imagined.

Θ “My Heartless Heart”
The dark wraith of Spookinite Valley describes his own philosophy in a poetic expression.

Θ “The Fear of Deceit”
Fear and the imagination are both impressively powerful.  Sometimes, this can lead to unexpected nightmares.

Θ “Ghastly and Veiled”
What at first seems to be another meager haunted house story soon becomes something far more disturbing.

Θ “Gargoyle”
There is something odd about a gargoyle resting on the porch of a home belonging to a strange elderly couple.

Θ “The Pendulum Clock”
Augustus Charles moves into a chamber that he will rent in an old dwelling.  However, he is haunted at night by a mysterious sound.

Θ “A Tale of Doleful Joy ”
Death is an inevitable reality of life, as Winter is to Summer and Autumn is to Spring.

Lore of this Realm:

Θ “Prophecy of the Hunter's Moon”
Something brooding can be discerned within the Hunter's Moon.

Θ “The Shadow of Poetry”
Haunting poems of a grim nature.


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