Denizens of the night, welcome to another episode of the macabre; the terrifying.

Tonight, we’ll visit a GHOST TOWN!

Don’t you just love the idea of a ghost town? Heck, even the name itself sets the mood. The three friends in tonight’s story seem to agree with me, which is why they head out to visit one after hearing about it at a local bar.

Everything seems normal enough when they arrive. But the thing about ghost towns is that there’s always a reason they became ghosts.

This story is called Some Abandoned Towns Shouldn't be Explored, and was written by J.L. Goodwin

Denizens of the night—welcome to another episode of the macabre; the terrifying!

Tonight, we’ll dip a toe into the creeping fog of a haunted bayou—

(wind blows, a window clangs open, paper flutter)

Holy cow! That startled me! It’s pretty windy out there tonight. Something blew inside the studio… Let’s see here.

Well well well! It’s a letter! And it’s addressed to me. Let’s have a look.

Tonight, we’ll hear the tale of a precocious young man, and his frenemy with the same name!

In their youth, the pair were a perfect balance to one another. But as the protagonist grows older, he begins to notice his friend resembles him more and more each day—even adopting the same clothing and stride.

As he steals into his friend’s room to hurt him late one night, he draws back the covers and runs screaming from his school!

This is called “The Story of William Wilson”, and was written by Edgar Allen Poe…