Five children return to the same yellow-lit porch for candy. Their father remembers the first visit. They do not.

One More at the Door gathers Halloween confessions from a school carnival, a quiet neighborhood, a hospital corridor, and other places where the guest list grows without anyone signing in.

Collected confessions from Macabre Miscellanea — every week, without explanation.

CHAPTERS

0:00 Opening

1:08 The Yellow Porch

4:55 Black-Foil Candy

9:04 The Carnival Headcount

14:14 The Cannery Haunt

19:06 The Fourth-Floor Chart

23:51 A Face in the Film

28:07 The Dance's Sound System

32:44 The Missing Costume

37:09 Pumpkins in Every Room

43:51 Something in the Bonfire Smoke

50:13 The Unclaimed Display

54:50 Closing

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His coachman refuses the road, so an English traveler takes it on foot. It is Walpurgis Night, the village ahead has been abandoned for centuries, and the journey back to Munich is getting longer.

Then the snow begins. Searching for shelter, he finds a marble tomb whose bronze door gives way beneath his weight. Outside, the storm is still getting worse.

Dracula's Guest is a classic work of gothic horror fiction by Bram Stoker, first published in 1914. Macabre Miscellanea presents a narrated reading of this public-domain story.

Classic horror readings from Macabre Miscellanea — every week, without reassurance.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Welcome and introduction

01:02 A drive beyond Munich

09:22 Alone on the valley road

12:33 The snow begins

15:41 The marble tomb

20:50 Waking in the snow

23:41 Torchlight through the trees

28:59 Back at the hotel

31:38 Closing thoughts

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Night nurse Katie knows Mr. Thompson will die an hour before the monitor does. Then she finds what the thing at the foot of his bed left behind: a long ash-gray feather, cold in her glove and softer than any feather should be.

By the next night she can see how the people on her floor will die, and the feather keeps coming back no matter where she leaves it. The one face she refuses to look at belongs to her closest friend on the ward.

Original horror fiction from Macabre Miscellanea — every week, without comfort.

Macabre Miscellanea: a curated collection of creepy curiosities.

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