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*[[The Peddler On The Mountain]]: Creepy pornographic fairy tales for all!
*[[The Peddler On The Mountain]]: Creepy pornographic fairy tales for all!
*[[Ingmar Bergman Is Dead]]: Uwe Boll, however, is still alive.
*[[Ingmar Bergman Is Dead]]: Uwe Boll, however, is still alive.
*[[Plumbing the Depths of Mystery]] and [[Engulfed In The Tentacles Of Horror]]: Enjoy these ‘Horrors By Gaslight’ together.
*[[Plumbing the Depths of Mystery: Part Five Of A 'Horrors By Gaslight' Serial Novel In Sixteen Thrilling Parts!]] and [[Engulfed In The Tentacles Of Horror: Part Nine Of A 'Horrors By Gaslight' Serial Novel In Sixteen Thrilling Parts!]]: Enjoy these ‘Horrors By Gaslight’ together.
*[[The Pond by the Well]]: And then she went ‘splashy splashy’.
*[[The Pond by the Well]]: And then she went ‘splashy splashy’.
*[[Beyond The Pale]]: Who doesn’t like a magical circus?
*[[Beyond The Pale]]: Who doesn’t like a magical circus?
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*[ [[INSERT TITLE HERE]] ]: [ summary goes right next to it ]
*[ [[INSERT TITLE HERE]] ]: [ summary goes right next to it ]
*[[Canaan Falls]]: There’s gay, and there’s Stephen King.
*[[Canaan Falls]]: There’s gay, and there’s Stephen King.
*[[The Horror from the Deep]]: Drunk Cthulhu waits knitting? Could be.
*[[The Horror From the Deep]]: Drunk Cthulhu waits knitting? Could be.
*[[The Pen]]: The Devil came down to Devonshire.
*[[The Pen]]: The Devil came down to Devonshire.
*[[Murder Ballad]]: I’ve been workin’ on the raaaaailroad….
*[[Murder Ballad]]: I’ve been workin’ on the raaaaailroad….

Revision as of 08:52, 13 September 2014

This rec list was originally posted by ladysisyphus at http://bangbangwhimper.livejournal.com/24527.html, and has since been updated every year in October for Halloween.


The most recent issue (Issue 33) has been spookier than most, it's true, but that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to SSBB scary. Thus, I've cobbled together a list of spooky stories -- a handful from this last issue, most from past ones -- that I found particularly memorable. I tried to make it so that this isn't just stories with traditionally scary elements, but stories that are good reads if you really want to spook yourself. ...Some more so than others.

In deference to those who like to be prepared, this list shall be accompanied by my traditional utterly useless six-word summaries.

And a little two-part palate-cleanser: