Childrens Horror

"El psiquiatra lo miró de reojo a él y después al cogote rubio del crío. - Túmbese en el diván por favor. Henry enarcó las cejas. - Querrá decir, que se tumbe mi hijo, ¿es así? - preguntó desconcertado. Jack levantó el dedo índice sin titubear. - No. Se lo he dicho a usted señor Henry."

16-year-old Taylor Oh is cursed: if she is touched by the ghost of a murder victim they pass a mark beneath her skin. She then has three weeks to find their murderer and pass the mark to them - letting justice take place and sending them into the Darkness. And if she doesn't make it in time? The Darkness will come for her.... She spends her life trying to avoid ghosts, make it through school where she's bullied by popular Justin, and persuade her father she's not going crazy.

Buster Fletcher un buen día toma una decisión en su vida, que resulta traer consecuencias muy graves. El anciano de noventa años se las tiene que ver con las ratas, su maíz y el resultado de tan siniestra decisión. Sus decenas de hectáreas plantadas de maíz, crecen sobre un antiguo cementerio conocido como Mimuk y allí hay un pozo. Un relato psicológico que tiene unos resultados que no te dejarán indiferente.

It's summer. Rebecca is an unwilling visitor to Winterfold - taken from the buzz of London and her friends and what she thinks is the start of a promising romance. Ferelith already lives in Winterfold - it's a place that doesn't like to let you go, and she knows it inside out - the beach, the crumbling cliff paths, the village streets, the woods, the deserted churches and ruined graveyards, year by year being swallowed by the sea.

You over there – come a little closer. Closer still; there’s no need to be shy. We have tales of terrors beyond your wildest nightmares; stories of monsters, madness, the dark and the dangerous. The dead have voices, and we need to be heard.Settle down, sit tight. We’re going to be here all night.

First published in 1886, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, is a psychological fable for our time. It draws on intuitive knowledge of the nasty complications of the human mind (which Shakespeare used so well in his tragedies). Here, Sir Laurence Olivier unfolds the story as precisely and pedantically as it was written.

We're coming. The martyrs are awakening. Spirits are gathering. This will be our time...'In York and London, strange shapes are taking form, emerging from the shadows. And who is the man who lies in a pitch-black room, listening to a voice that seems to speak from the darkness itself? Jud Lester knows that something evil is afoot.