Suspense Digest June 2019 Part 2 ✭

A standout feature of this edition was the diversity of horror. Some stories explored the classic trope of the haunted haveli (mansion), while others took a more modern approach, dealing with supernatural occurrences in urban

Arthur’s smile cracked. His skin flaked like burnt paper. Behind him, the other passengers began to fade—not into nothing, but into real people again. The woman in 6D blinked, her throat whole. The man in 6B groaned and rubbed his neck. suspense digest june 2019 part 2

He was tall, with the forgotten-collar of a man who’d once been fastidious. His name, according to the ticket clipped above his head, was Arthur. Arthur hadn’t spoken since New Haven. He just stared out the window, watching his own ghost reflect back at him. A standout feature of this edition was the

Eleanor’s blood turned to slush. She looked at her own ticket. Seat 6A. She’d bought it at the kiosk in Penn Station. She remembered the screen flickering. Remembered the machine printing two tickets instead of one. She’d thrown the extra away. Behind him, the other passengers began to fade—not

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