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The Stone Chamber by Henry Brereton Marriott Watson

“The Stone Chamber” by H. B. Marriott Watson, published in 1899, is a gothic tale that delves into the supernatural with an air of creeping dread. The story centers on an old, secluded mansion that houses a mysterious stone chamber, long sealed and shrouded in dark legends. The protagonist, drawn by curiosity and a sense of adventure, decides to uncover the secrets of the chamber, only to unleash a malevolent presence that had been trapped for centuries.

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The Witch Caves of Zugarramurdi

During one of the biggest witch trials in Spain, there was one place that was thought to be more filled with witchcraft than others. In the so-called Witch Caves of Zugarramurdi in the Basque country, it was said that witches gathered for sabbaths and akellares.

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The Haunted Abandoned Porcelain Doll Factory

In an abandoned porcelain doll factory in Spain they got up and left production in a hurry. Remains of the dolls were left to be found by those daring to enter the abandoned building. It is said that some that have taken some of the dolls out from the building had to return it back because they thought they were haunted. 

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The True Story of a Vampire by Count Eric Stenbock

“The True Story of a Vampire” by Count Eric Stenbock, published in 1894, is a haunting and evocative tale that delves into the dark allure of vampirism. The story is narrated by an old man who recounts the tragic events that befell a noble family when Count Vardalek, a mysterious and charismatic stranger, enters their lives. The Count exudes a sinister charm, gradually insinuating himself into the household and exerting a mesmerizing influence over the young heir, Gabriel. As Gabriel’s health deteriorates, it becomes evident that the Count is a vampire, feeding off the boy’s vitality.

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Clarimonde or La Morte Amoureuse by Théophile Gautier

“La Morte Amoureuse” (“The Dead Leman”) by Théophile Gautier, published in 1836, is a haunting and lyrical tale of love and vampirism. The story centers on Romuald, a young priest, who is torn between his sacred vows and his passionate love for the mysterious and beautiful Clarimonde. After her death, Clarimonde returns as a vampire, seducing Romuald and drawing him into a nocturnal existence filled with forbidden pleasures and moral dilemmas. Here, translated By Lafcadio Hearn (1908)

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