Most Read This Week In Ghost Stories

Ghost stories deal with subjects and situations focusing on hauntings, spirits, and interactions with the dead. These may be in the form of fiction or non-fiction.

Haunting is used as a plot device in horror fiction and paranormal-based fiction. Legends about haunted houses have long appeared in literature. For example, the Arabian Nights tale of "Ali the Cairene and the Haunted House in Baghdad" revolves around a house haunted by jinns. The influence of the Arabian Nights on modern horror fiction is certainly discernable in the work of H. P. Lovecraft. In his early years as a child, he would i
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Most Read This Week Tagged "Ghost Stories"

A Box Full of Darkness
Widow's Point: The Complete Haunting
Midnight Timetable: A Novel in Ghost Stories
Ghost in the Night
The Retired Assassin's Guide to Orchid Hunting (Retired Assassin's Guide #2)
Ghost Eaters
The Whispering Dead (Gravekeeper, #1)
Wildwood
The Whistling
A Haunting on the Hill
The Spite House
Glyph
Little Ghosts
Shutter (Rita Todacheene, #1)
A Haunting in the Arctic
Aggie and the Ghost
Haunt Sweet Home
I'll Be Waiting
Ghost 19
Turn Off the Light
The Twisted Dead (Gravekeeper, #3)
The Ravenous Dead (Gravekeeper, #2)
There’s a Ghost in This House
The Hotel
The Witching Hour: Haunting Tales for Long Dark Nights
The Hollow Dead (Gravekeeper, #4)
I Remember You
The Veil
Bodies of Work
You're Dead to Me, Reed Walker
The Cold House
The Haunting Season: Ghostly Tales for Long Winter Nights
Asylum Hotel
The Vengeful Dead (Gravekeeper, #5)
The Haunting of Leigh Harker
Exposure (Rita Todacheene, #2)
The Ghost Cat
The House at Phantom Park
The Toll House
It Was Her House First
The Ghosts of Merry Hall
The Instruments of Darkness (Charlie Parker, #21)
The Girl in White
Long Lost
No One Goes Alone
Not Quite a Ghost
The Shape of Darkness
The Girl in the Lake
The Spirit Engineer
A Theory of Haunting
Where the Dead Brides Gather
The House on Prytania (Royal Street, #2)
The Room in the Attic
The House in the Woods (The Ghost Hunter Chronicles #1)
The Attic on Queen Street (Tradd Street, #7)
Sundown Girls
Ghost Mother
All the Lovely Bad Ones: A Ghost Story Graphic Novel
Night Side of the River
The Black Feathers
Damnable Tales: A Folk Horror Anthology
The Furies (Charlie Parker, #20)
Small Angels
The Ghost Sequences
The Marsh House
Lockett & Wilde: The Ghosts of the Manor
The Ghosts of Gwendolyn Montgomery
I'll Be Waiting for You
The House of Lost Wives
The Ghosts of Beatrice Bird
Ghosts From the Library: Lost Tales of Terror and the Supernatural
Hazardous Spirits
Come Out, Come Out, Whatever You Are
Six Rooms
What Lives in the Woods
The Dream Weavers
Murder Will Out
The Haunted Library: Tales of Cursed Books and Forbidden Shelves (British Library Tales of the Weird)
Vanishing Daughters
The Spirit Collection of Thorne Hall
A Christmas Ghost Story
Eerie East Anglia: Fearful Tales of Field and Fen (British Library Tales of the Weird)
Come Shell or High Water (A Haunted Shell Shop Mystery, #1)
We Are All Ghosts in the Forest (We Are All Ghosts in the Forest #1)
Cinderwich
The Folly
The Dead of Winter: Ten Classic Tales for Chilling Nights (Vintage Crime Series)
The Ghost Illusion
Polar Horrors: Strange Tales from the World’s Ends (British Library Tales of the Weird)
Haint Blue (Tipsy Collins #2)
Cornish Horrors: Tales From the Land's End (British Library Tales of the Weird)
Took: A Ghost Story Graphic Novel
Living Ghosts and Mischievous Monsters: Chilling American Indian Stories
The Dollhouse: A Ghost Story
Angel of the Overpass (Ghost Roads, #3)
Echoes of Home (Lost Soul, #1)
Ghost Girl
The Glowing Hours
The Weird Tales of Dorothy K. Haynes (British Library Tales of the Weird)
Trespass Against Us

“ (Washington) Irving was only the first of the writers of the American ghostly tale to recognize that the supernatural, exactly because its epistemological status is so difficult to determine, challenged the writer to invent a commensurately sophisticated narrative technique. ”
― Howard Kerr, The Haunted dusk: American supernatural fiction, 1820-1920

Abhijit Naskar
“ Ghost Sonnet (Parapsychology 101) Do you believe in ghosts, someone asked. Plenty mysteries to unfold, I replied. Most cases, commoner curiosity gives in, supernatural explanation is convenient. Thus mysteries become paranormal, despite being born of a natural world. Question is not, is there an explanation, but how far are you willing to unravel! In short, there is no supernatural, only natural yet to be understood. If human mind perseveres long enough, every mystery soon reveals its truth. ...more ”
― Abhijit Naskar, Brit Actually: Nursery Rhymes of Reparations

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