A Thousand Years of Dread An Anthology of Ghost Stories, from the 10th Century to the Present

Journey through a millennium of terror with A Thousand Years of Dread, a chilling anthology that spans centuries and continents. From the misty mountains of medieval Japan to the haunted castles of Scotland, from the bustling streets of Victorian London to the eerie lakes of Mexico, these twelve tales reimagined will transport you to the darkest corners of human narrative creativity.
Encounter the vengeful spirit of the Uji Bridge, witness the horrifying spectacle of the Hellmouth, and sail the cursed seas with the Flying Dutchman. Feel the icy touch of the Green Lady of Crathes, hear the bone-chilling wails of La Llorona, and face the terrifying consequences of digital immortality.
Each story in this collection is a window into a different era, offering not just scares, but insights into the fears, beliefs, and societal norms of our ancestors. From ancient folklore to modern anxieties, "A Thousand Years of Dread" explores the evolving nature of human fear and our eternal fascination with the supernatural.
Prepare to be haunted long after you turn the final page. For in these tales, the ghosts of history come alive, whispering age-old truths about love, loss, justice, and the enduring power of the human spirit in the face of darkness.