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  Rambling Spirit - Join Jerry...

  Sherry A. Burton

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  Pennsylvania State Trooper Jerry McNeal thought resigning from the State Police Post would free him and Gunter - his ghostly K-9 partner - to channel their intuition for the greater good. 
  What he didn’t count on was just how many people would show up on his psychic radar at every turn. 
  What is supposed to be a brief trip to Louisville, Kentucky to take Cat to his new home becomes an extended stay the moment Jerry sees a photo of Savannah’s wife, Alex, in her police uniform. 
  Jerry, his PTSD ramped up, needs all of the paranormal resources at his disposal if he is going to be able to navigate a city full of seven hundred thousand tourists during Derby festivities and save the life of this police officer. With Gunter and Savannah ready to help, the race is on. But will the ex-State Trooper, psychic medium, and a ghostly dog be enough to save the day?

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  The Ring of Thoth

  Arthur Conan Doyle

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  A doomed love story spanning the millennia presented by Renegade Arts Entertainment.

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  The Dark Lord And Master

  Rachel Lawson

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  Ever since Blake revealed his identity as Death, he has felt utterly disregarded. People just see Death, not the man he is. This is a day in his life.

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  1999

  Mace Styx

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  Enjoy this short story by Mace Styx. 
  Mostly, the reason given at this place was put down to ‘noises’. The bin area, I should explain, was a separate caged section at the back of the restaurant, which again, by law, had to be kept at a designated distance from any food preparation area. This small, secluded patch of the car park, which was perhaps four or five meters by six, was poorly lit and contained around a dozen massive steel drum litter bins, into which all of the day’s waste needed to be poured. The problem with the area, especially at night, was that it backed onto the woods. 
  This being England, and the wildlife of England being what it is, there was no threat from any animals. There was nothing lurking in the woods any bigger than a badger or a fox and anyone complaining about animals would get the inevitable jokes about being gnawed to death by a squirrel or attacked by a rabid hedgehog. There might, on occasion be the odd stray dog out there, but even that wasn’t anything to really worry about. Yet, several members of staff, who would happily take out the bags full of waste in the daylight, refused to even entertain the idea of going out there at night. 
  I remember, around six months into my first year at the place asking a friend named John what all the fuss was about. His answer wasn’t exactly clear, but something about the way in which he told it, made me begin to think twice about going out there myself.

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  Among The Vines And Haunting...

  R.L.J. Adams

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  In the heart of a tranquil vineyard, Samantha Harrow's life takes a chilling turn. Her journal, once a vessel of personal musings, becomes a haunting chronicle of terror. 
  When a mysterious woman bestows an enigmatic gift upon her, Samantha's idyllic world transforms into a nightmare. As the vines bear witness, and the skies turn ominous, Samantha's journal unveils a descent into horror, where the line between reality and the supernatural blurs. 
  Samantha's heartfelt entries document her struggle for sanity, her desperate quest for answers, and the relentless, bone-chilling presence that threatens to consume her. Amidst the hearth-warming beauty of the vineyard, a sinister force lurks, and Samantha's journal is the only key to unlocking the truth. 
  Prepare to be enthralled and terrified in equal measure as you delve into the unique narrative of 'Among the Vines and Haunting Skies.' In this spine-tingling horror, the pages of Samantha Harrow's journal are your only guide through a world where darkness intertwines with the vines, and the skies themselves whisper secrets of a malevolent past.

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  Hypnos

  H.P. Lovecraft

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  "Hypnos" is a short story by American horror fiction writer H. P. Lovecraft, penned in March 1922 and first published in the May 1923 issue of National Amateur."Hypnos" is a first-person narrative, written from the perspective of an unnamed character living in Kent and later London, England. The narrator writes that he fears sleep, and is resolved to write his story down lest it drive him further mad, regardless of what people think after reading it.Lovecraft dedicated this story to his longtime friend Samuel Loveman, who featured in the dreams that inspired Lovecraft's "The Statement of Randolph Carter" and "Nyarlathotep". Loveman suggested it was the best thing Lovecraft had ever written up to that point in time, as mentioned by Lovecraft in a letter.The plot-germ of the story is found in Lovecraft's commonplace book, in an early entry reading, "The man who would not sleep--dares not sleep--takes drugs to keep himself awake. Finally falls asleep-& something happens."

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