Even more short & shivery: thirty spine-tingling tales

Deer woman

Witch woman

Dancing dead of Shark Island

The Blood-drawing ghost

Haunted house

The skull that spoke

Monster of Baylock

Death and the two friends

The hand of fate.

Appointment in Samarra (Persia)

Deer woman (United States, Ponca tribe)

The maggot (England)

Witch woman (United States, African American traditional)

The Berbalangs (Philippines)

The dancing dead of Shark Island (Ireland)

That I see, but this I sew (Scotland)

La Guiablesse (West Indies, Martinique)

The blood-drawing ghost (Ireland)

Guests from Gibbet Island (United States, from Washington Irving)

The haunted house (China)

Never far from you (England)

The rose elf (Denmark, from Hans Christian Andersen)

The wind rider (Poland)

The skull that spoke (Nigeria)

The monster of Baylock (Ireland)

The new mother (England)

Rokuro-kubi (Japan)

Dicey and Orpus (United States, African American traditional)

Chips (British Isles, from Charles Dickens)

The skeleton's revenge (Mexico)

Lullaby (England)

Death and the two friends (South Carolina)

Forest ghosts (France)

A Carolina banshee (North Carolina)

The deadly violin (Germany, Jewish traditional)

A night of terrors (United States, urban folklore)

The sending (Iceland)

The hand of fate (Wales)

Old raw head (United States, the South).