This is where you’ll find all of the ghost stories that have appeared on this website in the past.
William Hope Hodgson:
Robert Louis Stevenson:
M R James:
Oh, Whistle, and I’ll Come to You, My Lad’
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle:
J. Habakuk Jephson’s Statement
H P Lovecraft:
At the Mountains of Madness by H. P
Bram Stoker:
Sir Arthur Gray:
J S Le Fanu:
Edgar Allan Poe:
The Fall Of The House Of Usher
E F Benson:
Rudyard Kipling:
Algernon Blackwood:
E G Swain:
Wilkie Collins:
Charles Dickens:
Robert E Howard:
Edith Wharton:
Clark Ashton Smith:
Ambrose Bierce:
An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
Washington Irving:
Henry James:
The Romance of Certain Old Clothes
E & H Heron:
Charlotte Bronte:
Virginia Woolf:
W W Jacobs:
W F Harvey:
A M Burrage:
Edith Nesbit:
A N L Munby:
Arthur Machen:
Aftermath_ The Bowmen by Arthur Machen
Nathaniel Hawthorne:
Perceval Landon:
R H Malden:
L T C Rolt:
Fritz Leiber:
Ghost Cities 
I love a good ghost story and will be sure to return to read some.
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Oh lovely I have been looking around for ghost stories, its really great to see your blog.
First of all thanks for following my blog Readerbreeder ( I believe you are the first!). Also:
1. Ghost stories are awesome
2. Have you come across Roald Dahl’s anthology of his favourite ghost stories? It’ is doubly awesome because it involves both A) Roald Dahl and B) ghost Stories! Check it out:
http://www.amazon.ca/Roald-Dahls-Book-Ghost-Stories/dp/0374518688
Here is a juicy teaser from the Amazon synopsis, “…he then went to the British Museum Library, and read a total of 749 tales before selecting 14 for this anthology”
Thanks, love Dahl!
I believe I have this book, have had it so long and read it so many times that it’s falling apart and is held together with a rubber band. My copy is a paperback, and the cover is different – but I think it’s the same book – Does yours have “Harry” by Rosemary Timberly, “Ringing the Changes”, “W.S.”, and one of my favorites – Le Fanu’s “Ghost of a Hand” ? …..I really should get a new copy….
very innovative blog! Love it
It has been ages since I first read “The Everlasting Club”, in an anthology of classic Twilight Zone stories. But oh, does this one stick with you! When I tried to find it again, the book was out of print. It’s one of my favorites. Thanks for posting!
There is a few ghost stories in Salem Secret Underground:The History of the Tunnels in the City. There is the story about the brother and sister that haunt a wand shop. Yes a wand shop. A Olivander themed place… In its history it was a hair salon for corpses too. The brother is autistic and the sister is just evil. Find out in the book what happened to them. Plus there is the house that had 50 ghost during one Christmas season. Then the haunted bank. All of these locations are connected by tunnels and disturbed by undines. Salem was a hot bed for alchemy even while they were hanging women falsely as witches. Oh there is many more stories like this on the Salem ghost tour that highlights the tunnels of Salem.
“The Haunting of Hill House,” by Shirley Jackson, is one of the scariest ghost stories ever. The B&W film made in the 1960s was the scariest thing I’d ever seen growing up. Really well done by the standards back then.
Also by M.R. James–“The Mezotint.”