Short Ghost and Horror Collection 014
Various
Read by LibriVox Volunteers
A collection of twenty stories featuring ghoulies, ghosties, long-leggedy beasties and things that go bump in the night. Expect shivers up your spine, the stench of human flesh, and the occasional touch of wonder. (6 hr 39 min)
Chapters
| The Middle Toe of the Right Foot | 30:10 | Read by Janet |
| Chickamauga | 19:17 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
| The Damned Thing | 21:46 | Read by Barbara E. McCarthy |
| The Well | 23:57 | Read by beaglemixtape |
| The Lady and the Ghost | 9:13 | Read by Amber Hamilton |
| The Wood of the Dead | 29:03 | Read by Jean Bascom |
| The Unknown | 10:37 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
| A Moonlight Fable | 10:03 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
| The Terrible Old Man | 7:41 | Read by Jinny Sanders |
| The Angel of the Lord | 38:53 | Read by David Wales |
| The Spook House | 8:43 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
| The Burial | 12:53 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
| Little Soldier | 16:31 | Read by Jason Bennett |
| The Immortal Mortal | 33:49 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
| Jean Bouchon | 28:41 | Read by Lars Rolander (1942-2016) |
| Colonel Halifax's Ghost Story | 29:17 | Read by Lars Rolander (1942-2016) |
| The Unknown Quantity | 17:25 | Read by Maye |
| The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar | 26:00 | Read by Tony Scheinman |
| Lutey and the Mermaid, from Cornwall's Wonderland | 22:15 | Read by Jean Bascom |
| Memory | 3:27 | Read by Snapdragon |
Reviews
Ugh this first reader...
Slygirlswagg
I won't give up on this but the first reader is killing me.... Just way to slow. I'm sure I would've liked the story but my attention can't deal
ghost stories
Fred
Good stories , well read , thanks.
Mixed
Michelle S
Readers I'd like to hear again: The Lady & the Ghost, Spook House, The Terrible Old Man, The Angel of the Lord, Little Soldier, Jean Bouchon, The Unknown Quantity. The generous reader who reads The Facts in the Case of M. Valdumar has a nice voice, the quality of which is reduced by his keen narration style. The natural voice he uses introducing the story has a softer "gather 'round" quality. I'd rather hear the story in his natural style. But that's just one opinion of course.