Happy Halloween! Our final short story recommendation for October is: “The Storm” by McKnight Malmar. #spookyseason #shortstory #lesserof2weevils #October #happyhalloween #mcknightmalmar

ALT A cover image from a 1917 edition of Good Housekeeping. A stylish woman is standing at a bus stop being blown about by wind. She holds her hat as her long skirt is flying. The image is saturated in grey and black but with hints of orange. There is a shadowy image in the background of an old-fashioned house. The bus sign has an orange background with black text that reads "The Storm by McKnight Malmar"
The thirtieth short story for the chilling month of October is: “A Little Ghost” by Hugh Walpole. #spookyseason #shortstory #lesserof2weevils #October
It’s the chilling month of October, and our twenty-ninth short story recommendation is: “The Ankardyne Pew”—W.F. Harvey #spookyseason #shortstory #lesserof2weevils #October
Our twenty-eighth short story for the chilling month of October is: “The Southwest Chamber” by Mary Eleanor Freeman. #spookyseason #shortstory #lesserof2weevils #October
Our twenty-seventh short story for the chilling month of October is: “House of the Hatchet” by Robert Bloch. #spookyseason #shortstory #lesserof2weevils #October
The twenty-six short story for the chilling month of October is: “A Short Trip Home” by F. Scott Fitzgerald #spookyseason #shortstory #lesserof2weevils #October #fscottfitzgerald
It’s the chilling month of October, and our twenty-fifth short story recommendation is: “Mr Edward” by Norah Lofts. #spookyseason #shortstory #lesserof2weevils #October
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Our twenty-fourth short story for the chilling month of October is: “In Letters of Fire” by Gaston Leroux. #spookyseason #shortstory #October #gastonleroux #lesserof2weevils
The twenty-third of our 31 short story recommendations for the chilling month of October is: “The Bishop of Hell” by Marjorie Bowen. #spookyseason #shortstory #October #marjoriebowen #lesserof2weevils

ALT At the left of the image is a glowing, fiery orange image with a disgruntled man wearing a bishop's mitre. The middle of the image is a drawing of an 18th century woman with a cap and a fan. To the right of the image is a floral pattern. The text is white and says "The Bishop of Hell by Marjorie Bowen"







