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Short Stories for October and Halloween - Page 3

In the quiet, in the dark, no lights but one behind you, an open book across your lap, and all the time of night to terrorize yourself.
Old or new, some of the best dark fiction, tales of terror or of the supernatural, come in short forms. Here are some suggested stories, some quiet as they creep up on you, and some louder, launching themselves at you from their first words; some stories feature ghosts and some vampires, some werewolves and some mummies, some present things harder to name and some are all about human deviltry. And some are even funny.
Titles here represent specific short stories or novellas, not collections or novels, and are in order alphabetically by title.
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The Face in the Wind (Carl Jacobi)
The Face in the Wind (Carl Jacobi)
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The Fall of the House of Usher (Edgar Allan Poe)
The Fall of the House of Usher (Edgar Allan Poe)
83
The Fall River Axe Murders (Angela Carter)
The Fall River Axe Murders (Angela Carter)
84
Far Below (Robert Barbour Johnson)
Far Below (Robert Barbour Johnson)
85
Feesters in the Lake (Bob Leman)
Feesters in the Lake (Bob Leman)
86
Fengriffen (David Case)
Fengriffen (David Case)
87
Fishhead (Irvin S. Cobb)
Fishhead (Irvin S. Cobb)
88
The Foghorn (Ray Bradbury)
The Foghorn (Ray Bradbury)
89
Fondly Fahrenheit (Alfred Bester)
Fondly Fahrenheit (Alfred Bester)
90
For the Blood Is the Life (F. Marion Crawford)
For the Blood Is the Life (F. Marion Crawford)
91
Four Ghosts in Hamlet (Fritz Leiber)
Four Ghosts in Hamlet (Fritz Leiber)
92
Fritzchen (Charles Beaumont)
Fritzchen (Charles Beaumont)
93
The Frolic (Thomas Ligotti)
The Frolic (Thomas Ligotti)
94
The Furnished Room (O. Henry)
The Furnished Room (O. Henry)
95
Ghost Hunt (H. R. Wakefield)
Ghost Hunt (H. R. Wakefield)
96
Ghost Summer (Due)
Ghost Summer (Due)
97
"The Girl With the Hungry Eyes" (Fritz Leiber)
"The Girl With the Hungry Eyes" (Fritz Leiber)
98
The Ghost Village (Peter Straub)
The Ghost Village (Peter Straub)
99
The Gingerbread Man (D. M. Recktenwalt)
The Gingerbread Man (D. M. Recktenwalt)
100
The Glass Coffin (Howard Wandrei)
The Glass Coffin (Howard Wandrei)
101
Goblin Market (Christina Rossetti)
Goblin Market (Christina Rossetti)
102
The Golems of Detroit (Alexander Irvine)
The Golems of Detroit (Alexander Irvine)
103
Gone (Jack Kethem)
Gone (Jack Kethem)
104
Graves (Joe Haldeman)
Graves (Joe Haldeman)
105
The Graveyard Rats (Henry Kuttner)
The Graveyard Rats (Henry Kuttner)
106
The Great God Pan (Arthur Machen)
The Great God Pan (Arthur Machen)
107
Green Tea by Sheridan Le Fanu
Green Tea by Sheridan Le Fanu
108
The Guy (Ramsey Campbell)
The Guy (Ramsey Campbell)
109
The Hands of Mr. Ottermole (Thomas Burke)
The Hands of Mr. Ottermole (Thomas Burke)
110
Hare's House (Ruth Rendell)
Hare's House (Ruth Rendell)
111
Haunted by the Horror King (William Browning Spencer)
Haunted by the Horror King (William Browning Spencer)
112
Heavy Set (Ray Bradbury)
Heavy Set (Ray Bradbury)
113
He Was Asking After You (Margery Allingham)
He Was Asking After You (Margery Allingham)
114
His Mouth Will Taste of Wormwood (Poppy Z. Brite)
His Mouth Will Taste of Wormwood (Poppy Z. Brite)
115
His Unconquerable Enemy (W. C. Morrow)
His Unconquerable Enemy (W. C. Morrow)
116
Homecoming (Ray Bradbury)
Homecoming (Ray Bradbury)
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"The Horla" (Guy De Maupassant)
"The Horla" (Guy De Maupassant)
118
The Hospice (Robert Aickman)
The Hospice (Robert Aickman)
119
"The Hounds of Tindalos" (Frank Belknap Long)
"The Hounds of Tindalos" (Frank Belknap Long)
120
The House the Blakeneys Built (Avram Davidson)
The House the Blakeneys Built (Avram Davidson)
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