Burial Day Books is a boutique publisher of supernatural horror short stories. Once a month we feature an established or emerging horror writer. These short supernatural horror stories deal with elements of superstition, folklore or myth. We look for writers that are innovative but can also give a nod to past – classic horror. We feature scary stories with limited gore and limited extreme violence because of the belief that fear, true fear, comes from the unknown.
Jerome Teelucksingh is a lecturer from the University of the West Indies in Trinidad and Tobago. His poems have been
Winter seems so long ago but its wicked ways are not forgotten. Read "Dibs" by Kurt C. Schuett
By: C.G. Fewston Your parents told you to beware of strangers. Did they ever tell you why? Read C.G. Fewston's
By: Nicholas Bowen Bad things can happen on an open road. Terrible things can happen off of them. Read Nicholas
John Grey is an Australian born poet. Recently published in The Lyric, Vallum and the science fiction anthology, “The Kennedy
By: Philip M. Roberts At night when buildings are still, and those who occupy its offices are gone one person
Mackenzie Wilson is a writer and a poet. Her short story “How Katie Michaels Became One with Her Cat,” was
By: Aaron Runyon When it's cold outside you depend on the warmth indoors to keep you comfortable. What if the
Fearless Tom fears nothing, but maybe he should fear the gods.
By: Amber Dawn Hollinger Dolls have the power to make many people happy but they also have the power to
