Note: Blog content will be sparse for a while, as the summer heat is cooking my already-fragile brain

Last time on the extremely popular and long-running series where I review internet spooky stories, we looked at a beloved nosleep yarn that actually holds up, mostly. Today let’s talk about one that doesn’t.

Welcome to the first installment of a new series (unless I decide not to do any more, in which case it will be the only installment) where I review spooky stories from the internet, starting off with stories posted on the Reddit r/nosleep sub.