Ghostly Tales for Christmas Eve

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Collection of short stories

The dark nights have drawn in, so now is the time to start thinking about sharing spooky stories.

Here are fourteen brand-new ghost stories, just waiting to bring a chill to your bones or a tear to your eye.

Proudly presenting the shortlisted stories from our competition.The dark nights have drawn in, so now is the time to start thinking about sharing spooky stories.

These are the 14 winning entries from the 2nd Crowvus Ghost Story Competition.

Stories included are:
Present
by Gemma Dobson
A very sensitive telling of a tender tale. Heartfelt and heart-warming.
The Globe
by Isabelle Mills
A touching story of seasonal compassion.
The Siren’s Call
by Susan Rocks
A well told and tantalising tale.
New Neighbours
by Jeff Jones
A classic ghost story with a creepy twist.
The Cogs of Time
by Bruno Kalmar
An apocalyptic story with a timeless feel.
The Sea Fret
by Tricia Lyon
A tale which carries the reader into the landscape of the story.
The Haunting of the General
by Emily Hibbs
A fast-paced ghost story of honour and betrayal.
Call Me Autumn
by Mark Gibson
A ghost created with an artistic painting of words and imagery.
I’ll Wait for You
by Ellen Evers
A gripping confession to the reader.
The Ghost in the Mansion
by Daniel Metcalfe
A malevolent ghost in a place of sanctuary.
Christmas Presence
by Chris Palmer
A frightening but hopeful story filled with ghostly mystery.
The Light of the Christmas Star
by Stephen Wade
A psychological story which haunts the reader from beginning to end.
Just Your Imagination
by Lizzy Bayly
An intriguing tale with a plot which keeps the reader guessing.
Treworgey’s Maid
by Ellen Morrisson
An edgy story which skilfully combines a modern storyline and an ageless theme.