The Ghoul and the Corpse: A Lost 1923 Weird Tales Story From the Arctic Ice
A prospector’s discovery frozen in Arctic ice becomes a fight he never expected to survive.
The Accusing Voice: A Forgotten Weird Tales Story of Guilt and Confession
A jury foreman who convicted an innocent man is haunted for twelve years by a voice that knows his secret.
The Shadow Kingdom: Robert E. Howard’s First Sword and Sorcery Horror Story Narrated
A king discovers his court is full of ancient serpent-men wearing human skin.
The Grave by Orville R. Emerson:
A soldier buried alive beneath the Flanders mud documents his slow descent into madness, one rationed candle at a time.
The Ghost Guard: A Forgotten Prison Horror Story from Weird Tales, 1923
Asa Shores shot to kill and never missed. Someone returned the favor. Now his locked, empty tower keeps reporting for duty.
Pickman’s Model – By H.P. Lovecraft
A Boston painter is expelled from polite society for work too disturbing to display. But the question was never about taste. It was about what he was painting from.
The Nameless City: H.P. Lovecraft’s First Cthulhu Mythos Story
Before the Necronomicon. Before Cthulhu. There was The Nameless City — the story where Lovecraft first whispered the name Abdul Alhazred and cracked open the door to his entire mythology. Listen now.
The Great God Pan: The Story That Terrified Lovecraft
There are horror stories, and then there are the stories that change horror forever. Arthur Machen’s The Great God Pan is one of the latter. Published in 1894, this Welsh writer’s masterwork of cosmic dread reached forward through time and left its fingerprints on nearly every major horror writer who followed. H.P. Lovecraft called it […]
The Pirate by R. Jere Black Jr. | Weird Tales Magazine, 1930 – Silas Darkwood
Whisper from the pages of Weird Tales Magazine, August 1930. Some grudges do not drown with the body. They rise from the deep, salt-crusted and furious, to claim what was stolen. “The Pirate” by R. Jere Black Jr. is one of those poems. A chilling tale of spectral vengeance, it follows a murdered buccaneer who […]
Ghosts by Jewell Bothwell Tull | Weird Tales Magazine, 1930
A haunting poem from the golden age of pulp horror. Originally published in Weird Tales Magazine, August 1930.