Death at 423 Stockholm Street: While living at 423 Stockholm Street, a little girl heard very frightening noises in the walls….

As she soon realizes, there was more to Betsy than met the eye… Betsy the Doll: A woman reflects on her less-than-happy childhood with her drug-addicted mother, particularly the events surrounding her doll, Betsy.Paradise Pine: Told in the form of journal entries (which are encompassed by a framing device), Paradise Pine is about a couple staying a cabin when some truly strange and disconcerting things begin to happen.To make things even worse, it seems as though the room itself has an agenda…

As its nickname implies, several students took their own lives after staying in it.

Room 733: A college freshman finds herself assigned to the dorm next to the titular Room 733, also known as the Suicide Room.

Mayhem Mountain: A group of friends, after purchasing the small amusement park from their youth with plans to reopen it, stumble across something extremely sinister lurking beneath the titular Mayhem Mountain.

Each part builds up more suspense and adds a few more pieces to the puzzle until the finale, which made my jaw drop. By far the longest of Dalek’s stories (needing to be split into four parts to circumvent Reddit’s character limit for posts), Borrasca is nevertheless a quick read as it’s so engrossing.

Borrasca (parts II, III, and IV ): A seemingly idyllic small town is hiding a very large, dark secret, and Sam Walker (the new sheriff’s son) is determined to find it out, especially after it begins to affect the people closest to him.

But needless to say, it’ll keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last sentence.

Copper Canyon: Told in a unique way by weaving together narration and statements given to police, it’s hard to give too much of Copper Canyon away without spoiling it.

Also, I recommend reading the comments once you finish each story they usually add a lot of insight and catch things you might have otherwise missed. Here are the stories I recommend they aren’t in a particular order, as I love all of them, although the ones at the top are the ones I enjoyed the most.

Because of that, I’d recommend her work even to people who hate horror. Anyway, I wanted to recommend her and her stories because each and every one of them has blown me away and I’d like for her to get more exposure she definitely deserves it! Although she writes for a horror subreddit, I’d categorize her stories as more suspense and mystery than horror when there is horror, it’s of the unsettling, subtly disturbing type as opposed to all-out horror.

Room 733 by C.K. Walker