InDark Flash FictionbyAndrea Ecclesie aka Andrew The Writer·May 8The Mountain of the DeadNo one survived.
Kye Robson·Jan 23What the Last Dyatlov Pass Photos Might Actually Be Showing UsWhen people talk about the Dyatlov Pass, they usually jump straight to theories, avalanches, secret weapons, infrasound, and something…A response icon16A response icon16
Jade Mitchell·Jul 9, 2025An Unknown and Compelling ForceI found this, one of my few winning entries, from almost 10 years ago. As the act of writing seems to be pretty naff these days now that…
Pinak Bhokarkar·Jun 21, 2025The Dyatlov Time Rift: A Theory of Accidental Time Travel in the Ural MountainsCould nine hikers in 1959 have briefly entered the future? A look at the eerie clues, radiation, crushed bodies, and missing frames
InTwenty TalesbyLuka Petkovic·Jun 9, 2025No One Survived, and Nothing Makes Sense: The Dyatlov Pass Mystery (1959)Avalanche? Please. Why the Official Dyatlov Explanation Falls Apart
Cain and Aida·Mar 26, 2025The Dyatlov Pass Incident Cover-Up: A Fresh PerspectiveFew mysteries have gripped the imagination quite like the Dyatlov Pass Incident. It’s not just a story of nine hikers meeting their end in…A response icon1A response icon1
True Crime & Curiosities·Dec 15, 2024The Dyatlov Pass Incident: A Chilling MysteryNine hikers were found barely clothed and mutilated in the freezing Russian Ural Mountains — the truth of what happened to them remains…
MaK Arbuckle·Dec 13, 2024Frozen Shadows: The Mystery That Haunts Dead MountainContent Warning: This reading is based on true events and may contain depictions of [e.g., violence, gore, and/or unsettling imagery] that…
Anna·Jun 23, 2024The Dyatlov MysteryThe Dyatlov Pass incident is a mysterious event that took place in the Ural Mountains of the Soviet Union in 1959, involving the…
Natasha Chernavska, Brand Message Pro·Jun 13, 2024Chilling Horror of The Dyatlov Pass — Is It Really Solved?I was completely captivated by the Dyatlov Pass incident. I read every article I could find on the topic, including Matveeva’s book. Yet, I…
