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Were-Wolves of DetroitCharles M. Skinner
Were-Wolves of DetroitCharles M. Skinner
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Chapter
Author
Description
The Wood of the Dead
Algernon Blackwood
A traveler encounters a mysterious old man who invites him into a lonely wood said to receive those who are about to die. A quiet, dreamlike ghost story about death, compassion, and the thin boundary between the living and the dead.
The Night-Doings at "Deadman's"
Ambrose Bierce
On a freezing night in an abandoned mining camp, a lonely man welcomes a strange visitor and begins recounting the unsettling history of Deadman's Gulch. Bierce mixes ghost-story dread with his characteristic grim humor and irony.
Shadow – A Parable
Edgar Allan Poe