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  Temple The (The Work of H P...

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  "The Temple" is a short story written by H. P. Lovecraft in 1920, and first published in the pulp magazine Weird Tales #24 in September 1925.
  The story is narrated as a "found manuscript" penned by Karl Heinrich, Graf von Altberg-Ehrenstein, a lieutenant-commander in the Imperial German Navy during the days of World War I. Altberg begins by declaring that he has decided to document the events leading up to his untimely end in order to "set certain facts" before the public, aware that he will not survive to do so himself.

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  The Hand that Feeds

  Mike DeFrench

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  A woman gets a cursed tattoo on her hand. A crow. 
  If she does something against "the rules" it pecks at her. 
  At first the rules are easy. Don't eat this food. Can't use that color lighter... 
  But they've gotten worse. So has the pain from the bites.

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  THREE SEVENTEEN AM - THE THING...

  AMULYA MISHRA

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  What would you do if you woke up every night at 3:17 AM… 
  …and saw someone standing outside your bedroom door? 
  Jonas thinks it’s a nightmare. 
  Until his daughter sees it too. 
  It never moves. 
  It never speaks. 
  It only watches. 
  But every night, it stands closer. 
  As reality begins to fracture, Jonas discovers a horrifying truth: 
  The thing outside the door isn’t trying to enter. 
  It’s trying to replace. 
  THREE SEVENTEEN AM is a gripping psychological horror audiobook filled with suspense, emotional depth, and chilling twists that will make you think twice before turning off the lights. 
  Listen with headphones. 
  And don’t wake up at 3:17 AM.

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  Gauntlets and Conches - A Short...

  Gordon Bonnet, Marlon S Hayes

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  Since the beginning of human interaction, there have been storytellers who have spun tales to inspire and capture the imagination. In homage to Golding's Lord of the Flies and the act of flinging a gauntlet before a duel, these two writers, Gordon Bonnet, and Marlon S. Hayes, have shown their multi-genre talents. 
  Two guys in a bar, grandmas, fathers and sons, and myths are a few of the themes in this collection, and the results are noteworthy, entertaining, and soul filling. What if an opportunity arose to have a conversation with one's younger self? Or, what if the pictures on the wall started whispering warnings? Ever imagined how an orc might view humans? What about an epic road trip across America's heartland where anger and grief also ride along? Exactly. 
  It's a duel of well-written short stories, with each writer inspiring the other to continue to ascend with their storytelling skills. It's not a competition, simply an acknowledgement of each other's talents.

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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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  The Hidden Tunnel

  Eva Pohler

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  Grief brought her to Portland. The dead are keeping her there. 
   
  Still grieving the sudden loss of her husband, she agrees to travel with Sue and Tanya to Portland, Oregon, to help a wealthy businessman whose brother has vanished during the renovation of a historic carriage house. 
   
  The building is beautiful. 
   
  It’s profitable. 
   
  And it sits above something far darker than anyone expected. 
   
  As the women begin their investigation, they uncover whispers of the Shanghai Tunnels—an underground network once used to traffic and imprison unsuspecting men who were forced onto ships bound for foreign shores. When restless energy surges through the carriage house and desperate voices echo beneath the streets, it becomes clear that the past has not been laid to rest. 
   
  But the danger isn’t only underground. 
   
  Ellen must confront her own grief, her complicated attraction to the building’s enigmatic owner, and the possibility that his brother’s disappearance is tied to something far more sinister than ghosts. 
   
  To solve this mystery, the women of Ghost Healers, Inc. will have to descend into the city’s buried history—where freedom was stolen, lives were traded, and some spirits are still fighting to be heard. 
   
  Because not every tunnel leads out.

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