Archive for the ‘Weird Tales’ Category

Weird Tales: The House and the Baboon

By Bill Ectric

Bill Ectric has been featured on the web by Literary Kicks, Dogmatika, Mystery Island, The Beat, Syntax of Things, Empty Mirror Books, 99 Burning, Lit Up Magazine, Zygote In My Coffee, and Minnesota Public Radio.
Bill’s first novel, Tamper, is the rollicking story of two young fans of unexplained mystery and arcane history. The [...]


Weird Tales: Atilano’s Blues

By Bill Ectric
Bill Ectric has been featured on the web by Literary Kicks, Dogmatika, Mystery Island, The Beat, Syntax of Things, Empty Mirror Books, 99 Burning, Lit Up Magazine, Zygote In My Coffee, and Minnesota Public Radio.
Bill’s first novel, Tamper, is the rollicking story of two young fans of unexplained mystery and arcane history. The [...]


Weird Tales: Miss Glenly’s Dreadful Room

By Bill Ectric
Bill Ectric has been featured on the web by Literary Kicks, Dogmatika, Mystery Island, The Beat, Syntax of Things, Empty Mirror Books, 99 Burning, Lit Up Magazine, Zygote In My Coffee, and Minnesota Public Radio.
Bill’s first novel, Tamper, is the rollicking story of two young fans of unexplained mystery and arcane history. The [...]


Weird Tales: ‘Late Night TV’

By Heidi Logothetti
Heidi Logothetti was born in Northern California and attended Santa Clara University. She currently lives in Alexandria, Virginia, and works in Washington, DC. She is an omnivorous reader, enjoys hiking, and loves old movies and anime.
Today’s weird little tale concerns a woman and her television.  What’s the TV saying? Listen. It [...]


Weird Tales: ‘Funeral Home’

By Andy Echevarria
The author has had short stories published or forthcoming in such publications and e-zines as Great Mystery and Suspense Magazine, Bewildering Stories, Blood Moon Rising, Screams of Terror, Admit2, Static Movement, Demon Minds, Galaxy E-zine, and Aphelion. Throughout his life he has been a clerk, cashier, telemarketer, and even spent several months on [...]