Paranormal stories
For the footsteps in an empty house and the voice you almost recognized.
THE SUPERNATURAL WING
A place for strange encounters, impossible tracks, and the stories we tell when the fire burns low.
For the footsteps in an empty house and the voice you almost recognized.
Bigfoot, unexplained tracks, and creatures that never quite stay in frame.
A little survival advice for entirely fictional emergencies.
Every good ghost story has a moment when the ordinary world slips. Start with the place, the time, and the detail you still think about. What did you notice first? What changed when you went back?
Collected encounters will have a home here as stories are added.
Some stories start with a shape between the trees. Others start with a footprint and an argument about scale. The details are half the fun. What could you see clearly? What did the forest sound like before it went quiet?
Keep folklore, firsthand observations, and guesses separate. A mystery can stay a mystery and still make a hell of a story.
Fictional field notes for the delightfully doomed.
If your host says dinner is at midnight, ask whether you're on the guest list or the menu.
Pick the friend who remembers to charge the flashlight. Leave the person who says “I'll be right back” in charge of absolutely nothing.
If the creature returns your library book, reconsider who the real villain is. Check for tooth marks first.
Take the strange stories with you. There’s always room for another chair.
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