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  Witches

  Brenda Lozano

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  Paloma is dead. But before she was murdered, before she was even Paloma, she was a traditional healer named Gaspar. Before she was murdered, she taught her cousin Feliciana the secrets of the ceremonies known as veladas, and about the Language and the Book that unlock their secrets. 
   
   
    
  Sent to report on Paloma's murder, Zoe meets Feliciana in the mountain village of San Felipe. There, the two women's lives twist around each other in a danse macabre. Feliciana tells Zoe the story of her struggle to become an accepted healer in her community, and Zoe begins to understand the hidden history of her own experience as a woman, finding her way in a hostile environment shaped by and for men. 
   
   
    
  Weaving together two parallel narratives that mirror and refract one another, this extraordinary novel envisions the healer as storyteller and the writer as healer, and offers a generous and nuanced understanding of a world that can be at turns violent and exultant, cruel and full of hope.

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  HorrorBabble's Night Terrors -...

  Arthur J. Burks, Henry Kuttner,...

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  A collection of stories exploring the struggles of the unconcious mind. 
  Contents: 
  Vale of the Corbies by Arthur J. Burks (Weird Tales, 1925) 
  Dreams of an unkindness of ravens. 
  A Dream of Red Hands by Bram Stoker (The Sketch, 1894) 
  The sad tale of a man plagued by terrible nightmares. 
  Thirteen Phantasms by Clark Ashton Smith (The Fantasy Magazine, 1936) 
  A series of strange visions torment a sick man. 
  The Lady in Gray by Donald Wandrei (Weird Tales, 1933) 
  A strange woman and a loathsome gray slug. 
  The Crawling Chaos by H. P. Lovecraft (Beyond the Wall of Sleep, 1943) 
  The consequences of dabbling with opium. 
  The Watcher at the Door by Henry Kuttner (Weird Tales, 1939) 
  The horrible dreams of a man called Edward Keene. 
  The Man in the Tree by Ian Gordon (That Time of the Night, 2023) 
  A boy visited by a strange figure in a tree overlooking his bedroom window. 
  What Waits in Darkness by Loretta Burrough (Weird Tales, 1935) 
  A dreadful recurrent dream. 
  A Vignette by M. R. James (The London Mercury, 1936) 
  Nightmares connected to a haunted plantation. 
  The Dream Snake by Robert E. Howard (Weird Tales, 1928) 
  A terrified individual recounts the details of a recurring nightmare.

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  On the Third Night: They are Coming

  Marc Everitt

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  Lucy and her young family have moved to a cottage on a quiet lane in a peaceful coastal town. Her husband is moving work but she is running away from the memory of the son she lost. She wants a fresh start, but the house is not going to let her look to the future, not when the past has so much it wants to show her. The first night in the house will confuse her. The second night will terrify her. The third will change everything, because a door to the other side has opened and they are coming…

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  The Monkey's Paw

  W Jacobs

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  Be careful what you wish for in this chilling audiobook adaptation of The Monkey’s Paw by W.W. Jacobs. A classic tale of horror and fate, this suspenseful short story follows a family who comes into possession of a mysterious talisman that grants three wishes—but at a terrible cost. As their desires turn into nightmares, the eerie atmosphere and creeping dread will keep you on edge until the final moment. Perfect for fans of supernatural fiction, gothic horror, and classic ghost stories, this audiobook brings the timeless tale to life with gripping narration. Listen now and discover why some wishes are best left unmade.

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  The Hungry Forest

  Vaultkeeper

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  Komorebi no Sato: The Shattered Mirror Cycle 
  “There is no truth—only the stories we cling to while the darkness eats us.”The Hungry Forest 
  She ran from her past. Now, it's hunting her. 
  Rin Saito, once a celebrated Tokyo journalist, is now a disgraced pariah, her career and reputation in ruins. But the city's shadows offer no escape when a chilling call drags her back to Komorebi, the isolated village of her childhood, a place she desperately tried to forget. Her mother, the village priestess, has disappeared, leaving behind a legacy of cryptic prophecies and a terrifying secret: "The forest is hungry." 
  In Komorebi, silence is a weapon, and the ancient Guardian Trees watch with predatory eyes. As Rin fights to uncover the truth behind her mother's vanishing, she confronts a village gripped by fear, whispered legends of a shattered mirror, and a forest with an insatiable appetite. Caught in a terrifying cycle of sacrifice and ancient power, Rin must race against time to unravel Komorebi's mysteries and escape the hungry darkness before it consumes her too.A literary audio series blending psychological horror, speculative folklore, and metafictional experimentation.  
  Prepare to be devoured by The Hungry Forest, the pulse-pounding first book in The Shattered Mirror Cycle, where folklore and fear collide in a desperate battle for survival.

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  The Sandman Returns

  Rachel Lawson

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  Not your regular Sandman Daniel "Sandy" Sandman is a latest owner of the title of The Sandman a family legacy. He visits his best friend and co-worker Lance senior's home to help his friend's son who was having bad dreams which were coming true. 
  "We are having a guest for tea tonight," announced Lance Alexander Snr to his family on arriving home after work on night. 
  "Who the Masked Chicken again?" asked his wife Liz. 
  "No a friend from work," said Snr. 
  "Mr King?" asked Jnr. 
  "No Sandy," said Snr. 
  "Mr Sandman the sleep expert from your news paper?" asked Kristine his daughter. 
  "Yes him," said Snr. 
  "Why?" asked Jnr. 
  "I asked him over for tea and to help Jnr with his visions," said Snr. 
  "Why he can't help me," said Jnr. 
  "He is a dream expert," Snr said. 
  "He can't he's human what would he know?" asked Jnr. 
  "He's a Magician too like us his son put our class to sleep he and dad came and Mr Sandman woke us up again," Kristine said. 
  "He's the Sand Man," said Snr. 
  "Yeah that's his article's name," said Jnr. 
  "Yes but he is the Sand Man the real one," said Snr.

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