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“Amidst the hundreds upon hundreds of pumpkins of all shapes and sizes that lay in that field, there sat one unique and peculiar, and rather large misshapen one. Creepily, it displayed all of Eugene’s exact same facial features, right down to his large set of slowly blinking, bloodshot eyes, bulbous, crooked nose, as well as his quivering, signature devious grin…” This is Haunted UK Fiction, a sister podcast to Haunted UK featuring original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In today’s episode, we present Punkinhead, a gory Halloween tale penned by Gary D up in Ontario, Canada. If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: Arena of Shadows by Jed Vesper Spores by Lewis Darley The Last Passenger by Iain Maynard About the Author: Over the span of his life, Gary has travelled the world and has lived in many different places. Over that time, he has had more than his fair share of strange and unexplainable experiences and encounters. Instagram @ gary_d_up_in_ontario_canada Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Gary D Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Sound Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“I persisted up those grimy stairs. I had to. For up on the thirteenth floor was Mr Barnes. The man who said he had a message for me; a message from my dead husband, Simon…” This is Haunted UK Fiction, a sister podcast to Haunted UK featuring original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In today’s episode, we present Desperate for the Flesh by JS Apsley If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: 27 by Alis Griffiths Timelines by Emma Hudairi Mother Never Liked Dead Things by SC Fisher About the Author: JS Apsley is the pen name of a horror and noir author from Glasgow, Scotland. His debut fiction short story submission "Immersion" won the Ringwood short story prize 2024 and he has gone on to place over 50 short stories in journals and magazines around the world. You can find his stories at www.jsapsley.com. Apsley is now looking for a home for two completed novels: "Amongst the Broken Things", a crime thriller set in Glasgow 1990, and "The Storm Girl", a fantasy set in Glasgow 1937. Social Media Links: IG/Threads: @jsapsley_author X: @js_apsley Website: www.jsapsley.com Contact Information: [email protected] Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“As I looked at this John Doe, I felt odd. Not scared, or creeped out, just… I don’t know… an unease? That might be the word… I had the oddest feeling, difficult to describe, a sort of apprehension. A bit like the feeling when you think you are being watched, but no one is there…” This is Haunted UK Fiction, a sister podcast to Haunted UK featuring original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In today’s episode, we present 39012 A Ghost Story, a chilling tale written and narrated by Paul Howse. If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: Bleakmore: A Gothic Tale by Emma Hudairi Blackdamp by TJ McLaughlin Driftstone Marsh by Jason Wells About the Author: Paul has always had a creative side. From a very young age, he was involved in theatre, TV, and all sorts of creative projects. So how did he get into ghosts in the first place? He thinks it started with an Usborne book he had as a child: Mysteries of the Unknown: Ghosts, Monsters & UFOs. He read the monsters and UFOs sections several times, but it was the ghost section he kept returning to, particularly a famous photo taken by the Reverend K. F. Lord in 1963. The photo features an apparent “ghost” at the altar of Newby Church in Yorkshire, England. The image appears to show the figure of a monk well over seven feet tall! Later in life, fictional shows like the infamous Ghostwatch, and then reality series such as Most Haunted, inspired Paul to revisit his love of the paranormal. He joined the Ghost Research Foundation (as it was at the time) and worked his way up from member, to senior investigator, and eventually President. Over the years he has investigated many genuinely chilling locations, and has even had some of his photographs published! One example appears in this book, which he’s sure many people now own: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ghost-Caught-Film-2/dp/0715332023 In 2000 Paul co-founded AtmosFEAR Scare Entertainment with his good friend Jason Karl (of Most Haunted fame). Unlike the Ghost Research Foundation, AtmosFEAR creates fictional events - scare attractions - where immersive environments, special effects, and live actors combine to deliver scary, thrilling experiences. Paul is always inspired by a truly chilling ghost story. The story featured in this episode was inspired by one of his favourite authors, M. R. James. He loves a good fireside read on a dark, spooky night. For the past five years Paul has also been producing a live promenade theatre experience at Christmas titled A Ghost Story for Christmas, at the local 700-year-old manor house, Samlesbury Hall. These shows are extremely popular and sell out well in advance, which proves that the lure of the ghost story, particularly at Christmas, is as strong today as it was in the Victorian period. Upcoming Works Paul is currently in pre-production for this year’s ‘A Ghost Story For Christmas’ show, Caveat Emptor, inspired by Edith Wharton’s Afterward.Writing-wise, he is revisiting a project he began many years ago and has yet to complete: A Sceptic’s Guide to UK Ghosts and Hauntings, a look at haunted locations around the UK, many of which he has personal experience with. It’s detail-focused and evidence-led: not looking for ghosts, but looking for evidence.Also out next year is a new book about the 13 ghosts of Samlesbury Hall, which he’s co-writing with Jason Karl. The current working title is All “Manor” of Ghosts: The Ghosts of Samlesbury Hall. Our aim is to have it in print in time for Easter.Contact Information: [email protected] Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Paul Howse Narrated by: Paul Howse (Introduction by Steven Holloway) Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“You’ve run out of time. But if you let me have your watch for just a moment, I can give you some back…” This is Haunted UK Fiction, a sister podcast to Haunted UK featuring original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In this episode, we present Buying Time, a story hailing from the strange town of Willerby. We stumbled upon the Willerby website some time ago, where we found a collection of stories about the town’s inhabitants. We were able to reach the webmaster, who granted permission to share these stories after we agreed to a number of bizarre conditions… which shall remain unspoken. You can find over 50 more stories from the village of Willerby here: https://www.welcometowillerby.co.uk If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: Timelines by Emma Hudairi Shortcuts by Willerby Windy Ridge by Anne Marie Whittaker Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Willerby Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“I must be careful in the streets tonight, for harsh, intrusive orange lights can unmask many a secret from the shadows, and lay bare silent plans of death for others to see. The prying eyes of fools and victims must neither see nor hear my tread…” This is Haunted UK Fiction, original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. This episode features a deeply unsettling, haunting story titled The Cats Are Crying by Matt Havenhand.  About the Author: Matt lives with his fabulous family in Yorkshire on the coast. His influences include Thomas Harris, Steven King, James Herbert, Clive Barker and Mary Shelley. He has had a piece published in America in the past. He enjoys exploring the darker side of human behaviour in fiction, as this is far more fascinating. He also enjoys psychological horror and true crime.   Email: [email protected] If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: The Overcoat by LD Brown The Last Ghost Hunters by Liah Thorley TriskaideCATphobia – a collection of 3 original stories: All the Cats are Black by Willerby, The Medium’s Cat by Susan Ballinger, and Have You Seen Murphy? by Melissa West Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Episode Credits Story by: Matt Havenhand  Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“It was only when he glanced at the waiting cars that Kian noticed something wasn’t right. Apart from the van’s juddering engine, none of the other cars were idling. There was no exhaust smoke tailing in the air. No sound of radios or movement. No drivers on their feet moaning…” This is Haunted UK Fiction, a sister podcast to Haunted UK featuring original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In today’s episode, we present Death Toll (PT1), a wild and terrifying tale written by Mark Robinson.  If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: The Swaying Woman of Skelton Wharf by Max T. Storey 27 by Alis Griffiths Grandpa’s Clock by Jed Vesper About the Author: Hailing from the UK, Mark Robinson writes horror, crime and speculative thrillers and hosts the Behind the Screams indie writer Q&A on Substack. With over thirty short stories published and five novellas slowly going out of print, Mark’s most recent work is Doll Parts, released in early 2026 from RDG Books Press. The inspiration for Death Toll came to Mark whilst sitting by the pool on holiday, having just drove through the M6 Toll plaza in the early hours on the way to the airport and thinking how spooky the place was. He wanted to do something with ghosts, urban legends and the classic slasher trope, and the setting of a Toll plaza at night seemed to bring all those ideas together. Bluesky: @themarkrob  Instagram: @themarkrobwrites Website: https://themarkrobwrites.wordpress.com Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Mark Robinson  Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Her scream made him drop his phone. One hand went to her mouth while the other pointed to the toll booth at the window. Ben spun, catching his elbow on the door. A spark zipped up his forearm. The operator in the booth was dead…” This is Haunted UK Fiction, a sister podcast to Haunted UK featuring original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In today’s episode, we present Death Toll Part 1, a wild and terrifying tale written by Mark Robinson.  If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: Driftstone Marsh by Jason Wells Deathly Cold by Harrie Tabor Rattle Chains by Elle Forkin About the Author: Hailing from the UK, Mark Robinson writes horror, crime and speculative thrillers and hosts the Behind the Screams indie writer Q&A on Substack. With over thirty short stories published and five novellas slowly going out of print, Mark’s most recent work is Doll Parts, released in early 2026 from RDG Books Press. The inspiration for Death Toll came to Mark whilst sitting by the pool on holiday, having just drove through the M6 Toll plaza in the early hours on the way to the airport and thinking how spooky the place was. He wanted to do something with ghosts, urban legends and the classic slasher trope, and the setting of a Toll plaza at night seemed to bring all those ideas together. Bluesky: @themarkrob  Instagram: @themarkrobwrites Website: https://themarkrobwrites.wordpress.com Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Mark Robinson  Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

History repeating… until reality sets in. “Tom doesn’t usually use this bus stop.  He isn’t even from the area, but today the fates have decided that this is where he must be.  Tom has no say in the matter.  Tom is dead.”   This is Haunted UK Fiction’s Flash Fiction Friday, original short-form stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. This episode features a story titled Tom and Ava, a gut-wrenching tale by Emma Hudairi who previously brought us Bleakmore: A Gothic Tale.  If you enjoy this story, continue your listening with: Timelines by Emma Hudairi Freddie by Ruth Saberton It Shows Up When It’s Needed by Robert McDermott, About the Author: Emma has always had a fascination with ghost stories and supernatural tales, from hiding under the covers as a child reading Aidan Chambers library books, to hiding behind cushions as an adult watching paranormal  investigations and listening to podcasts. Some of her writing is inspired by Yorkshire, a place she knows well, where stunning coastline, historic buildings and sometimes desolate landscapes lend themselves perfectly to a fertile imagination and the possibilities of spooky goings on. Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Emma Hudairi  Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Looks are not always what they seem… “You’re Ellen Swan!” the tea lady remarked… “You’re even more beautiful in real life. You stay away from the pool.” This is Haunted UK Fiction, a sister podcast to Haunted UK featuring original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In today’s episode, we present After Midnight by Ruth Saberton, a story rooted in Cornish folklore that comes with a stern warning and dire consequences. Born in London and now living and inspired by Cornwall, Ruth Saberton is the bestselling author of over 30 novels. Ruth has been published by Orion, Harper Collins, Pan Macmillan and Little Black Dress, both under my own name and pen names. When Ruth isn’t writing, she’s riding her horse, taking walks while listening to podcasts, boating, and spending time with family and friends. You can find out more about Ruth using the links below Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ruthsabertonauthor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ruthsabertonauthor/ Contact: [email protected] Website: https://www.ruthsaberton.com If you enjoyed tonight’s story, you’ll likely enjoy the following: Yours Ever, Erica by Robert McDermott Freddie, by Ruth Saberton And The Wedding Dress, a flash fiction story by Melissa West. Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Ruth Saberton  Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“The dark oak staircase started to creak and groan as if in protest to an unseen weight bearing down on it. A sudden cold draught swept through the house and the door to the master bedroom started to bang to and fro…” This is Haunted UK Fiction’s Flash Fiction Friday, original short-form stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In today’s episode, we present The Haunting of Manor Grove House, a terrifying tale where a seemingly straightforward renovation project becomes a desperate fight for survival when an ancient house reveals its darkest secret. Written by Jules McBain, who has self-published three novels on Amazon over the last two years. Jules wrote this particular story two years ago as a challenge to write a ghost story within a set word limit of 1,700 words. She is currently in the process of writing two other novels: "Out of the Darkness We are Reborn", an apocalyptic novel about the end of the world through Judgement Day and "All I am, All I Will Ever Be" about a female midlife crisis. You can find Jules McBain here: IG: @julesmcbainwriter Website: Amazon Author Contact Information: [email protected]  If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: The Hollow Rooms by Ian Harris Driftstone Marsh by Jason Wells  The Devil’s Arrows by Harrie Tabor (Flash Fiction Friday) Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Jules McBain  Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“It was at a precarious, slightly vulnerable time, that I began to have experiences, which led to meeting a ghost. I realised with a modicum of alarm, that as I reached out for possibilities beyond death, something from death also reached back to me.” This is Haunted UK Fiction, original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In this episode we read A Little Ghost Story by Iain Travers, a tale that blends a ghost story with a personal journey... If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: Sukie in the Graveyard by Robert McDermott Mother Never Liked Dead Things by S.C. Fisher Rattle Chains by Ellen Forkin About the Author: Iain is a retired mental health social worker from Hammersmith, London who worked exclusively in central London, with people with a variety of mental health, behavioural or addiction problems. Such close contact with alternate life views and experiences has been a strong influence on his writing, while the desire for a change of public perception of differences has been a strong motivator to help convey these ideas. After retirement, Iain moved to Wiltshire and now works as a personal assistant to a family of four narcissistic cats. He started writing stories about 15 years ago, tending to favour dark fiction and horror. He also drifts to a few wry and slightly twisted children's stories. Several of his short stories have been published in magazines, and he hopes to find a wider audience - Or at least one that is more receptive than his cats.    Contact Information:  [email protected] Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Iain Travers  Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A quietly unsettling tale of a solitary visit to an ancient site… “Despite the desire path letting me know that I was far from the first to visit, nobody else was in sight…” This is Haunted UK Fiction’s Flash Fiction Friday, original short-form stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In today’s Flash Fiction episode, we present The Devil’s Arrows by Harrie Tabor, a quietly unsettling tale of a solitary visit to an ancient site If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: Running from the Christmas Tractor also by Harrie Tabor for a short Holiday-themed horror Echoes in the Mist by Michele Liddle for an atmospheric, ancient feeling story  One Always Comes Back by Robert McDermott for another tale tied to legends and lore About the Author: Harrie is, in her words, finally getting her act together and actually writing some stories, instead of just daydreaming about writing some stories. She loves the look of stained glass, thinks fancy rats are extremely underrated as pets and, because this is a Christmas-themed episode, would like to share that her current advent calendar record is 15. Maybe one day she'll reach those dizzying heights again. She hopes you enjoy listening to this episode and encourages you to support your nearest Christmas Tractor Run. You get to look at pretty lights, help support great causes, and don't worry, it probably won't be haunted. Probably. https://www.tumblr.com/harrietabor Submissions If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Harrie Tabor  Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Crossed timelines, tragedy, longing… fate can be a long and winding road. “The very first time he visited was petrifying… I was instantly awake, fight or flight instincts kicking in. There was no time to exit the bed or get out of the room…” This is Haunted UK Fiction, original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. In this episode, we present Timelines, a tragic tale of time entanglements written by Emma Hudairi. Emma has always had a fascination for ghost stories and supernatural tales, from hiding under the covers as a child reading Aidan Chambers library books, to hiding behind cushions as an adult watching paranormal investigations and listening to podcasts.   If you enjoyed this story, continue your listening with: It Shows Up When It’s Needed by Robert McDermott– A bittersweet, emotional ghost story. Bleakmore: A Gothic Tale by Emma Hudairi – A ghostly mystery by the author behind today’s story. The Wedding Dress – A story about time, legacy, and coming full circle (flash fiction for a quick listen) Submissions: If you have an original story that would send a chill down our spines, send it to [email protected] Until next time… stay safe and take care. Episode Credits Story by: Emma Hudairi  Narrated by: Steven Holloway Script prepared by: Melissa West Produced by: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ink & Influence: Mary Shelley | The Birth of Frankenstein Between the stories we tell, there are the stories that shape them. While we prepare for the next season of Haunted UK Fiction, we're taking a moment to step away from the stories, and into their origins.Ink and Influence is a short-form series exploring the authors, ideas, and moments that gave rise to some of the darkest and most enduring works of fiction. In this episode, we turn our attention to Mary Shelley, and the creation of one of the most influential works in gothic fiction: Frankenstein. EPISODE CREDITS Written by: Melissa West Narrated by: Steven Holloway Produce at: Pink Flamingo Home Studio Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/haunted-uk-fiction--6761767/support. Enter the world of Haunted UK Fiction — a paranormal fiction podcast and sister show to the Haunted UK Podcast.We bring you original supernatural stories, ghost stories, and eerie fiction written by authors from the UK and around the world. From hauntings and poltergeists to strange creatures, folklore, and the unexplained, each episode features professionally narrated horror and paranormal fiction designed to unsettle, intrigue, and stay with you long after listening.If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is Haunted UK Fiction, original stories of the supernatural, the monstrous, and the unknown. As we continue our series of special between-season bonus episodes, we're delighted to bring you another tale from listener favourite, the eerie village of Willerby. Tonight's story follows Maggie the Magpie, a young woman with an extraordinary gift. Wherever she walks, lost treasures seem to find their way to her, and every one of them carries a story waiting to be told. This is Little Treasures by Willerby. EPISODE CREDITS: Story by - Willerby Narrated by - Steven Holloway Script prepared by - Melissa West Produced by - Pink Flamingo Home Studio Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/haunted-uk-fiction--6761767/support. Enter the world of Haunted UK Fiction — a paranormal fiction podcast and sister show to the Haunted UK Podcast.We bring you original supernatural stories, ghost stories, and eerie fiction written by authors from the UK and around the world. From hauntings and poltergeists to strange creatures, folklore, and the unexplained, each episode features professionally narrated horror and paranormal fiction designed to unsettle, intrigue, and stay with you long after listening.If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] this episode? Subscribe, leave a rating, and drop a review - it helps the show reach more listeners! If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, dark fiction, and immersive audio experiences, Haunted UK Fiction is your home for weekly supernatural tales. All links (listen, follow, support, submissions): https://linktr.ee/hauntedukfiction Contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.