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.
© Spookinite.com - All text, music and photographs by Benjamin A. Fouché