Classic Dark and Horror Stories by Famous Writers

Javed Khan says: an excellent story.. a classic

Pride Ed says: A darkly, amusing tale! I've been a fan of Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton since reading his novel "Zanoni." I'm currently reading "The Last Days of Pompeii."

Beyond the Wall

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The Ensouled Violin

Pride Ed says: I wish people read these types of stories more, and incorporate their elements into their own works. Simply a classic here!

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The Room in the Tower (1912) - E. F. Benson

To Whom This May Come - Edward Bellamy

The Succubus - Honore de Balzac

The Elixir of Life - Honoré de Balzac

Death and the Woman - Gertrude Atherton

The Greatest Good of the Greatest Number - Gertrude Atherton

The Dead and the Countess - Gertrude Atherton

The Striding-Place - Gertrude Atherton

The Bell in the Fog - Gertrude Atherton

The Night Wire - H. F. Arnold

King Pest - Edgar Allan Poe

Hans Phaall - Edgar Allan Poe

The Magic shop - H.G. Wells

Leiningen versus the Ants - Carl Stephenson

The Beast of Averoigne - Clark Ashton Smith

The Open Window - Saki (H. H. Munro)

The Avenger - Thomas De Quincey

The Corpus Delicti - Melville Davisson Post

When I Was Dead - Vincent O'Sullivan

The Golden Ingot - Fitzjames O'Brien