These are creepypasta stories and origins. If you dont know creepypasta are stories passed through the web and or urban legends of scary stories. Such as Slenderman, Ben Drowned, Ticci Toby, Jeff The Killer, and Zalgo. These creepypasta and stories belong to the original writers I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING IN THIS BOOK!!! P...
(WARNING: I do NOT claim possession of any of these origin stories, or of any of the Creepypasta characters or places.) This is for those of you who know who Jeff the Killer and the other Creepypastas are, but don't know where they came from. Each chapter will be the origin story of the Creepypastas, and each chapter...
Are these the sort of things you like, my dear? the stories and the rhymes that make you shake? are you the sort who seeks darkness and fear? I surely hope you are, for your own sake. In here you'll meet the fear who has a face, in here you'll feel the cold under your bed, In here the childhood terrors have a space, A...
October is upon us, which means it's finally time to tell Green Day to wake up! But more importantly, it's the month where everything, everywhere is haunted. Disneyland is haunted, commercials on TV are for Halloween, and even the entrance to Target is all spooky. And in honor of the most frightening month of the year...
You'll get a variety of short horror stories here. I'm not a writer so I have collected these stories from different sources. I hope you won't mind until you're enjoying reading them.
This book is discontinued. Thank you for showing love to the book even if it was terrible at the time <3
This is a Collection of Real Life Horror stories. These stories are told by various different people who personally experienced paranormal events.
Here Is A collection Of The Scariest, Creepiest And Freakiest Campfire Horror Stories!!!For Anyone Who Likes A Thrill. Prepare To Be Amazed These Stories Are Breathtaking,Jaw Dropping And Short Horror Stories That You Can Tell In Camp. WARNING: Do Not Read These In Bed At Night! Caution:Read At Your Own Risk Short Hor...
