The Home on Hunter’s Lane
Read Michael Randolph’s poem The Home on Hunter’s Lane
Last Cart of the Night
By: Philip Roberts
Sometimes we have to do mundane tasks at work before heading home for the night. Sometimes those mundane tasks turn terrible.
Photoblog: St. Louis Cemetery No. 1
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 was founded in 1789 and it is the oldest cemetery in New Orleans. Like other cemeteries in New Orleans, it features above ground tombs. The cemetery is one city block but is said to hold the remains of 100,000. It is one of the few cemeteries listed on the National…
Ghost and Vampire Lore in New Orleans
This past weekend the Undertaker and I spent some time in the reportedly most haunted city in America, New Orleans. We strolled through St. Louis Cemetery Number 1, left some mementos at the tomb of Marie Laveau, the great Voodoo priestess, and walked through the French Quarters at night listening to ghost stories, talks of…
That Old Rugged Cross
By: Russell C. Connor
Beecher is trying to finish his job for the day but finds himself in a strange, sinister place with people who seem too excited he’s there.
Happy Birthday Edgar Allan Poe!
Happy Birthday Edgar Allan Poe, an American Literary Master! A very happy birthday to Edgar Allan Poe who was born this day, January 19, in 1809. For the past three years we have made the pilgrimage to Baltimore to stand at the gates of Westminster Hall and Burying Ground waiting for the famed, but mysterious,…
The Worm House
We are pleased to welcome 2013 with a horror poem by Allen Griffin.