Short Ghost and Horror Collection 021
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. (8 hr 7 min)
Chapters
The Bad Old Woman in Black | 6:41 | Read by Brendan MacKenzie |
Coco | 10:40 | Read by Bellona Times |
The Mysterious Mansion | 28:43 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
The Upper Berth | 48:30 | Read by beaglemixtape |
The Squaw | 33:07 | Read by Jeff Chesnut |
Transition | 15:39 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
At the Gate | 14:19 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
Lycanthropus | 1:36 | Read by Jeff Chesnut |
The Night Wire | 16:53 | Read by Dan Gurzynski |
The Haunted Cove | 18:07 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
The Tractate Middoth | 43:45 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
The Music on the Hill | 15:45 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
The Insanity of Jones | 1:06:29 | Read by Andy Sames |
The Monster Maker | 45:13 | Read by Jeff Chesnut |
The Fortunes of Sir Robert Ardagh | 23:37 | Read by Lars Rolander (1942-2016) |
The Open Window | 7:23 | Read by Pooja DSr |
The Diary of Philip Westerly | 13:06 | Read by Chuck Williamson |
El Verdugo (The Executioner) | 26:38 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
The Bold Dragoon | 22:17 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
The Tomb of Heiri | 28:52 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
Reviews





Ms. Elizabeth
at the gate - is about dogs waiting in heaven. have tissue ready if your sentimental. Chiquitao is awesome





Mama MIA
Mr. Crasto is, as always, enthralling.
Disturbing





Duncan
These are good stories. But coc is really disturbing. But brilliantly read and written





Donna Garrett
I cried so hard for Coco. I wanted to help that baby so much





Gerard Kelly
not bad, but not great either.
Incredible!





Stephanie
'Coco' is a difficult story to listen to, not any fault of the great job done by the Reader; the tale itself is one of a cruel, meanspirited person committing equine murder in the most evil ways. As a lover of all animals (with the exceptions of slugs and earwigs - don't get me started) it had a heartbreaking effect upon me. I am adding this review of 'At the Gate'. It's more of a question, really..why would you make me cry?!?! That was wrenchingly sad. Now I am thinking of all the puppets I have known throughout my life..😭. I thought these were supposed to be scary. Now, instead of being covered in goose flesh, I am having an ugly-cry moment. First the horse, now an afterlife of deceased canines. Sure hope the next one isnt about where hamburgers come from.😟