Short Ghost and Horror Collection 026
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 59 min)
Chapters
The Dead and The Countess | 32:48 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
The Lift | 33:15 | Read by Graham Longworth |
No. 5 Branchline: The Engineer | 42:46 | Read by Matt Braymiller |
The Hall Bedroom | 38:21 | Read by Matt Braymiller |
The Interval | 13:13 | Read by Matt Braymiller |
Storm Ship of the Hudson | 3:37 | Read by Bellona Times |
The Legend of a Gateway | 11:47 | Read by Garth Burton |
The Four-Fifteen Express | 55:35 | Read by Matt Braymiller |
The Yellow Wallpaper | 38:51 | Read by Freya Hansen |
Tiger Cat | 31:25 | Read by Chris Pyle |
The Boarded Window | 11:07 | Read by Alisson Veldhuis |
Masque of the Red Death | 17:33 | Read by blueberry11 |
The Story of the Grey House | 29:37 | Read by Matt Braymiller |
Where the Tides Ebb and Flow | 13:20 | Read by blueberry11 |
The Stalls of Barchester Cathedral | 37:07 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
The Long Chamber | 35:25 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
Ms. Found in a Bottle | 27:37 | Read by Tony Scheinman |
The Terror of Blue John Gap | 40:58 | Read by Chiquito Crasto |
Shadow - A Parable | 7:40 | Read by Tony Scheinman |
Reviews
one of my favorites
CaptnCoolTheCosmicFool
I listen to all of these and this is one of the better collections, thanks readers.
Gerard Kelly
Freya Hansen's reading of The Yellow Wallpaper is remarkable. What a beautiful reading voice she has. This story is truly creepy. I'm sure we've all seen faces in the wallpaper or on the floral carpet or on the curtains . there are other good readers and stories also this is one of my favourite collections in this series.
enjoyable
faith
A few of the readers were a little difficult to listen to but all and all this is a good series
Enjoyable and relaxing
Dark Hex
A marvelous collection and once again a few stories read by Chiquito Crasto whose voice is music to my weary ears