Spring Gothic Horror Short Stories

The flight was canceled, the battery was dead, and the hallway was five feet longer than before.

A disgraced influencer mistakes dog tracks for a forest demon, documenting his own embarrassing collapse in a damp cabin.

Tomas watches his bees bring back glowing chemicals before a black-clad team arrives to steal his lethal hive data.

Wendy pricked her finger on a server-shaped orchid and watched the spring sky turn into a static-grey screen.

The root didn't just grow. It moved. It twisted around the white tulip and snapped it in half.

Steve dealt the damp cards onto the folding table. The snowmelt dripped outside. Jenna stared at her hand.

The cops called it a mistake. But random crossfire didn't arrange itself into words you couldn't read.

Elias finds an old woman chanting over a muddy grave as the winter snow finally begins to rot away.

My stomach turned over when the screaming started. The adults were too busy arguing about the dagger.