Classic Horror Stories

To Build a Fire by Jack London I suppose a little different from the others but Also sorry if it's a little choppy, I was just listening to the preview and I dunno man. I don't get paid for this Music by Walker Crain Podcast Art by Ethan Koop

Happy Halloween! We have The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe. I know I do a lot of Poe, but honestly expect more. I love his stories it is what it is, haha. I hope you all have a wonderful Halloween! Do something spooky! Music by Walker Crain Art by Ethan Koop

Got another one from Saki today, and I imagine another on the sooner side of things because he apparently authored a tale I remember from school so I imagine I'll revisit that Anyways! Thank you all for listening it is much appreciated Music by Walker Crain Art by Ethan Koop

A poem! A little taste for another poem for Halloween coming soon! Art by Ethan Koop Music by Walker Crain

Here's a shortie by Ambrose Bierce, the man who disappeared. Art by Ethan Koop Music by Walker Crain

Hello! Goodness, it's been a while. What has that silly Dr. Jekyll got himself into? Art by Ethan Koop Music by Walker Crain

This week's story is "The Masque of the Red Death" by Edgar Allan Poe. More than a little fitting to the current world circumstances. Social Media is all the same, say hi! Also email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com! If you write spoopy stories, I want to read them! Theme composed by Walker Crain. Music Composed by me. Podcast Art by Ethan Koop. See y'all next week!

Hello! It's great to be back! This week's story is "The Wolf" by Guy de Maupassant. The tale is about brothers and the legacy they left behind. Feel free to email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com. All social media is under Classic Horror Stories, so drop on by and say hello! I was a guest on Weebcast, hosted by C-Dub. He puts out great content, so make sure you check him and his podcast out! h...

Last one for today! I particularly enjoyed this one. Check the podcast out on social media and leave a review on your podcatcher of choice and I'll read some of them at the beginning. Email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com. See ya next week!

Gonna release two more today to make up for lost time. Another story from the anthology. Check us out on social media and leave a review on your podcatcher of choice and I'll read them at the beginning. Email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com See ya in a bit!

Hello! Back at it again with a continuance of the anthology. Check us out on social media if that's you're thing. Please leave a review and I'll read some of them at the beginning! Email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com.

This week we have two stories from the anthology Kwaidon: Stories and Studies of Strange Things by Lafcadio Hearn. The stories are "Oshidori" and Ubazukura. No upload last week (obviously) schoolwork got the better of me and I was in a rush to get it done. The podcast is on all the social media things under Classic Horror Podcast. Drop by and say hi! As always you can email me at classichorrorpodc...

This week's episode is The Beautiful Suit by H. G. Wells. Where do you imagine wearing your best clothes? I'm sorry for the late release! It's the end of the semester at my university and life is getting hectic. Follow and chat with me on social media! It's on all the things under Classic Horror Podcast! Email me if you have suggestions or just wanna send a quick word at classichorrorpodcast@gmail...

This week's episode is The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. The vacation home is perfect, but what about this paper? There's social media floating around, and I am working on being better at posting.  If you guys have any questions or suggestions or just wanna chat, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com. Theme composed by Walker Crain. Music Composed by me. See everyone next...

This week's story is The Pale Man by Julius Long.  Can the assistant professor make the acquaintance of the Pale Man? Come and join me on social media! Classic Horror Stories is on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Just search for Classic Horror Podcast! If you have any questions or suggestions or just want to send me a quick word, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com.  Theme compo...

This week’s episode is How It Happened by Sie Arthur Conan Doyle.  When the brakes fail to work, how can the car stop?  As always, feel free to email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com.  We’re on social media! Check us out of Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! Just search for Classic Horror Podcast!  The editor this week was the great Walker Crain. See you all next week!

This week's episode is Dagon by H. P. Lovecraft. What will a man see when stranded on a land that doesn't exist? Come and support the podcast! It's on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.  Just look up Classic Horror Stories and I'll see you there! As always, if you have any story suggestions or would like to send me a quick word, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com. I'll see you guys nex...

For Halloween this year, there's a special, ad-free episode! The story is The Tell-Tale Heart, written by Edgar Allan Poe, performed by special guest narrator Savannah Rettig! Remember to reach out on social media, just look up Classic Horror Stories! Also if you listen on Apple Podcast, please consider leaving a five star rating and writing a review! The support means so much, and if you have any...

The story this week was written by a man under the pen name Saki. Can a god preform a task they weren't told? Come and support the podcast! It is on twitter, instagram and Facebook! Just look for Classic Horror Stories; can't wait to see you there! As always, if you have an story suggestions or would like to send a quick word, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com. Theme made by Walker Crain....

This week's story is The Facts in the Case of Mr. Valdemar written by Edgar Allan Poe. Can Mesmerism delay death? As always, if you have an questions or story suggestions, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com Check out Classic Horror Podcast on twitter at https://twitter.com/PodcastClassic  and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Classic-Horror-Podcast-111694766910886/?ref=bookmarks Th...

The story this week is Number One Branch Line, the Signalman, written by Charles Dickens.  If you have any story suggestions or would just like to send me a quick word, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com. The theme was created by Walker Crain. The music was composed by me.

The Sutor of Selkirk, the author is anonymous. There is also a footnote stated that a sutor is an old word for shoemaker.  If you have any story suggestions or would just like to send me a quick word, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com

The following is Adventure of the German Student written by Washington Irving. Music was composed by me. If you like what you hear or have any suggestions of stories, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com.

The following is The Middle Toe of the Right Foot written by Ambrose Bierce. Music was composed by me. If you like what you hear or have any suggestions of stories, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com.

The following is The Hand, written by Guy de Maupassant.  Music was composed by me. If you like what you hear or have any suggestions of stories, email me at classichorrorpodcast@gmail.com.