黑大帅·Nov 1China’s Hotel California-The Hotel You Had to Queue ForHave you ever stayed at a hotel you had to wait months to get into? Today’s story is about a small hotel in a certain city back in the 90s…
The Dark Rose·Oct 31October Chill II: The Haunted Fountain: Puebla’s Night of Living DollsAs established in prior accounts, Puebla is an ancient city whose cobblestone streets are soaked in shadowy lore-and few tales possess a…
InNever Stop WritingbyWJ Brendle Ph.D.·Oct 29The Witch Who Burned Down Yazoo CityWhy Would a Town Chain a Dead Woman’s Grave?A response icon4A response icon4
WiL Angelo·Oct 29Japan’s Kisaragi Station, The Train Ride Beyond the MapHow a 2004 internet ghost story became an enduring example of Japan’s digital folklore
InSecrets of the UniversebyA Sophia Chanu·Oct 25The Black-Eyed Children: A Strange and Frightening MysteryAre they ghosts, aliens, supernatural beings, or products of imagination?A response icon6A response icon6
InVibe AdventuresbyMariana·Oct 23What Makes La Llorona in Xochimilco Different From a Typical Tourist Attraction?La Llorona in Xochimilco combines live theater, music, dance, trajinera travel, and the historic canal landscape into a place-specific…
InThe Mixtape MemoirsbyStewart Mason·Oct 2213 “Paul Is Dead” Clues, From Genuinely Creepy to Completely UnhingedIn 1969, Beatles fans found evidence of Paul McCartney’s death everywhere they looked. Eventually, they found somebody’s phone number.A response icon11A response icon11
Thomas L. Vaultonburg·Oct 22The Day Santa Fell From the Sky: Rockford’s Most Unforgettable Christmas StoryIf you grew up in Rockford, chances are you’ve heard someone say it.
Quiet Japan·Oct 21The Thirteenth Reflection: A Japanese Mirror MysteryWhen I was a child, my mother had a three-panel dressing mirror in my parents’ bedroom.
