Ghost stories and strange folktales from the American South, told by the region's best storytellers. You can also read and listen to more stories on our companion storytelling website, The Moonlit Road.com.

Elleck’s Song

Ghost stories and strange folktales from the American South, told by the region's best storytellers.  You can also read and listen to more stories on our companion storytelling website, The Moonlit Road.com.

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Terrifying South Carolina ghost story about a dare between gentleman for one to spend the night in a Charleston haunted house. From the story by B.M. Croker (1849-1920). Told by John Gentile. Audio produced by Henry Howard. Directed by Craig Dominey.

Number Ninety by B.M Croker

Audio version of one of American's literature's most famous ghost stories - a chilling tale from Ambrose Bierce detailing a murder from three perspectives, including the victim herself.  Part Three, STATEMENT OF THE LATE JULIA HETMAN, THROUGH THE MEDIUM BAYROLLES, narrated by Trudy Leonard.  Audio produced by Henry Howard.  Directed by Craig Dominey.  Music by Michael Thomas Roe.

The Moonlit Road by Ambrose Bierce, Part 3

Audio version of one of American's literature's most famous ghost stories - a chilling tale from Ambrose Bierce detailing a murder from three perspectives, including the victim herself.  Part Two, STATEMENT OF CASPAR GRATTAN, narrated by Thomas E. Fuller. Audio produced by Henry Howard, directed by Craig Dominey, music by Michael Thomas Roe.

The Moonlit Road by Ambrose Bierce, Part 2

Audio version of one of American's literature's most famous ghost stories - a chilling tale from Ambrose Bierce detailing a murder from three perspectives, including the victim herself.  Part One, STATEMENT OF JOEL HETMAN, JR., narrated by John Gentile.  Audio produced by Henry Howard, directed by Craig Dominey.  Music by Michael Thomas Roe.

The Moonlit Road by Ambrose Bierce, Part One

Tennessee ghost story about one boy's quest to find out where the strange noises in the local cemetery are coming from. Written by Craig Dominey and Jim McAmis, told by Jim McAmis. Sound design by Henry Howard.

Elleck’s Song

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