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Chilling true stories. Paranormal encounters. Unsettling mysteries.

In the autumn of 1918, an ancient English country house becomes the backdrop for a chilling mystery. The War to End All Wars rages on in Europe, but in this seemingly peaceful setting, a bored young wife throws a party for her London friends. Among the guests are war workers, servicemen, and a renowned explorer known for his expertise in jewels. The evening takes a dark turn when, just hours later, the hostess is found dead from a gunshot wound. An heirloom pearl necklace has vanished, and Scotland Yard is hot on the trail—yet they may be targeting the wrong suspect. As secrets unravel and ...

Whispers in the Dark is a gay romance and erotic storytelling podcast for quiet hearts. Intimate love stories between men, slow-burn desire, longing, secrecy, and connection — designed for late-night listening and gay bedtime stories. Each episode is written and narrated by Dane Cecco. Want to read ahead? The Whispers in the Dark book series is available on Amazon Kindle and Paperback.

A Whisper in the Dark was published anonymously in 1877 and again in 1889, this time attributed to Louisa May Alcott, along with A Modern Mephistopheles. This story is a far cry from Alcott’s usual light fare for children. It’s a dark and melodramatic tale about Sybil, a young girl of seventeen, an orphan under the guardianship of her uncle and raised by a “Madame Bernard,” who is kind but tells her little of her origins. She slowly pieces together the truth, falling in love along the way but, after a misunderstanding, is imprisoned and nearly driven mad. This sensational novella is ...

Gedankenfetzen, Kurzgeschichten, aus dem Leben, aus der Vergangenheit, in die Zukunft. Mal völlig fiktiv, mal in der Realität verankert.

I want to take a second and talk to everyone who’s been listening to Quack in the Dark.Season one started as an idea—just telling stories and seeing what stuck.And because of you… it became something way bigger.The support, the messages, the theories… all of it matters more than you probably realize.So going into season two, I didn’t want to just repeat what we already did.I want to evolve it.The stories are getting deeper.The structure is changing.And we’re going to start doing things we haven’t done before.Some episodes might connect.Some might feel different.And some might ...

Penny Parker lands her first job as a reporter at the Riverview Star during her school break. Eager and determined, she navigates the challenges of the newsroom, especially when faced with a jealous co-worker. Her big break comes when she covers a shocking explosion at the Conway Steel Plant. As she digs deeper, Penny stumbles upon a dangerous scheme involving a fake explosive device. With her instincts and resourcefulness, she sets out to expose the culprits behind this plot. Along the way, she helps a fellow reporter who's struggling, proving that teamwork and tenacity can lead to uncovering...

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Stab in the Dark is a channel for all things genre movies, TV and gaming. Created by three friends with a love of horror you can expect fun and creative original content including podcasts, list videos, gaming streams and plenty of disagreement between friends! Welcome along, it is great to have you with us!

Welcome to Laughing in the Dark, an Are You Afraid of the Dark rewatch podcast! For 90s kids, Are You Afraid of the Dark was appointment television every Saturday night—a spine-tingling horror anthology delivered gently, befitting its Canadian roots. Each week you'll join the 9:30 Society by the fireside: Bryan and Dave White from Bring Me The Axe! Horror Podcast and 99 Cent Rental, Aileen Clark from Uy Que Horror!, and Mikie Sirois from The Rewatcher as they talk about each episode from this classic 90's SNICK TV show, the kids, the corny monsters, the aggressive 90's hair and fashion! It's...

In this thrilling and horrific installment of the Weird Tales Double Feature, we have the final two novelettes published within the Cthulhu mythos by H. P. Lovecraft during his lifetime (he would die a scant two months after the publication of The Thing on the Door-Step). Weird Tales on The Haunter in the Dark: "A powerful story about an old church in Providence, Rhode Island, that was shunned and feared by all who knew it." Weird Tales on The Thing on the Door-Step: "A powerful tale by one of the supreme masters of weird fiction—a tale in which the horror creeps and grows, to spring at last...

Red in the Dark is a psychological horror thriller about what happens when good intentions blur into harm. The story follows intersecting lives—workers, criminals, parents, enforcers—moving through systems that reward cruelty, excuse damage, and hide evil in plain sight. At the center is Larry, a man capable of rescuing strangers and committing deeply violent acts with the same certainty, according to his code. This is a story about how survival warps judgment, how lines disappear quietly, and how people—good and bad alike—destroy others, or themselves, without noticing how far they’...

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Published anonymously in 1877 and later attributed to Louisa May Alcott in 1889, A Whisper in the Dark offers a striking departure from Alcotts beloved childrens literature. This haunting and melodramatic novella follows the journey of Sybil, a seventeen-year-old orphan caught in a web of mystery and misunderstanding. Raised by her kind yet enigmatic guardian, Madame Bernard, Sybil embarks on a quest to uncover her origins and finds herself falling in love. However, a tragic miscommunication leads to her imprisonment, pushing her to the brink of madness. This sensational tale echoes the ...

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"What if your brain never got the memo that the threat left?"Steering in the Dark is a podcast about the hidden machinery of the human mind and About our feelings and emotions in the AI world. How to handle them to keep control on your life— why we react, why we overreact, and why we keep searching for raccoons that left long ago. And so on. Every episode, P. Chaudhuri — Human Coach explores the raw intersection of brain science, emotional resilience, parenting, and being deeply human in the era of AI. No jargon. No performance. Just honest conversations about why we feel what we feel — ...

In the oral tradition of storytelling, Echoes in the Dark, delivers classic works of gothic fiction weekly. Hosted and curated by Ms. Rae (an award-winning educator, actor, and literary analyst) the collection of stories spans popular works by authors like Edgar Allan Poe as well as lesser known works by authors such as Guy de Maupassant. Each story is followed by a literary analysis. If you’re looking to enjoy more classic literature, struggle to find the time to read, hate reading, or just love listening to stories, then this podcast is for you. A Note on Content: While these stories ...

A Theater in the Dark creates audio fiction--stories through sound. Proudly established in Chicago, 2019.Hear more of our work at atheaterinthedark.com !

The Dark Side of Storytelling…Echoes in the Dark: Original Stories, True Hauntings, & Horror Genre Explored is a horror podcast focused on psychological and folk horror, featuring original short stories, true haunting accounts, and deep dives into the lore, films, and cultural nightmares that shape the genre.Each episode invites listeners into unsettling worlds designed to make you question the noise in the hallway, rethink old houses, and linger in the quiet dread that lives between myth and memory.The podcast is hosted by John Keaser Jr., founder of Dark Hollow Media LLC, with the ...