Plague Doctor's Round — Fexingo Horror

Plague Doctor's Round — Fexingo Horror

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Plague Doctor's Round — Fexingo Horror episodes

  • The Pitch-Black Room at the Dusty Boot Inn

    In the autumn of 2008, a traveling salesman named Ellis Thorne checked into the Dusty Boot Inn outside Marble Falls, Texas. He was the only guest. The innkeeper, a woman named Hattie, gave him Room 8 at the end of the hall—a room with a door that didn't quite close, and a lock that clicked but didn't hold. That night, Ellis woke to the sound of footsteps in the hallway, passing his door again and again. He counted them. Always the same number of steps. Always stopping outside his door. The next morning, Hattie told him that Room 8 had been her son's room. He died there, she said. And every night, he walks the hall, looking for the door that will open. But you lock it, Ellis said. She shook her head. The lock's been broken for years.

    #DustyBootInn #MarbleFalls #EllisThorne #Hattie #Room8 #FootstepsInTheHall #LonelyHighway #AutumnHorror #SmallTown #MotelHorror #GhostStory #LockedDoor #Innkeeper #TexasHorror #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #AnthologyHorror #PlagueDoctorsRound

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    6 min
  • The Harvest at Gilead's Crossing

    October 1971. A dry autumn in Gilead's Crossing, a farming town no one has heard of. Luna's grandmother told her a story about the year the corn came late—and what came with it. A traveling preacher, a locked church basement, and a sound like breathing from the silo after dark. But the harvest was normal. The soil was fine. The only thing wrong was the offering plate. This episode is a slow-burn folk horror about faith, hunger, and the things a town will agree to forget. A story passed from grandmother to granddaughter, whispered by lamplight.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #PlagueDoctorsRound #GileadsCrossing #FolkHorror #Harvest #Preacher #OfferingPlate #Silo #StrangeCorn #GrandmothersStory #October1971 #LockedBasement #Faith #Hunger #Breathing #SmallTown #Unresolved

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    6 min
  • The Bell-Ringer of Beulah Church

    In the fall of 2008, a traveling archivist named Elara Crane stopped in the dying town of Beulah, Kansas to document the abandoned St. Simeon's Church. The building had been sealed for forty years after the congregation vanished overnight. Elara found the pews dustless, the hymnals open to the same page, and a bell rope that moved on its own. She stayed too long. By the time she tried to leave the church at dusk, the doors wouldn't open—and the bell began to ring. This is what she told me, years later, in a motel room with the curtains drawn. She still hears it when the wind is right.

    #BeulahKansas #StSimeonsChurch #TheBellRinger #ElaraCrane #AbandonedChurch #BellTower #DisappearedCongregation #DustlessPews #HymnalPage #UnendingRing #SmallTownHorror #KansasHorror #LunaNarrates #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #AnthologyHorror #QuietHorror #AtmosphericHorror

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    8 min
  • The Last Night of the Firefly Festival in Mercy Springs

    In the summer of 2007, the town of Mercy Springs, Kentucky held its annual Firefly Festival on the last Saturday of July. Luna drove through that night, on her way to nothing in particular, and stopped at the edge of the fairgrounds because the lights looked wrong. Not the string bulbs—they were fine—but the lanterns people carried into the woods. They moved like people, but they weren't. She watched a girl walk into the treeline and not come back. She watched the fireflies gather in a shape that breathed. She spoke to an old woman selling fried dough who smiled too wide and said something about the year the town forgot to end the festival. This episode is about what happens when a celebration outlasts its reason. When the people keep coming because the ritual demands it. When the lights in the dark stop belonging to the living.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #PlagueDoctorsRound #MercySprings #FireflyFestival #SmallTownHorror #Summer2007 #Kentucky #WoodsAtNight #TheLightsWereWrong #SomethingInTheTrees #ForgottenRitual #LostAtTheFair #FriedDoughSmile #FireflyBreathing #SheDidntComeBack #TheYearItDidntEnd #LunaTells #PlagueDoctorHorror #HistoricalHorror

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    12 min
  • The Carpet at the Pines Motel

    Luna checks into room 14 of the Pines Motel outside Elko, Nevada, on a windless November night. The carpet is wrong — a deep crimson pattern that seems to shift in the corner of your eye. The front desk clerk warns her not to look at it too long. She doesn't listen. She traces the stains, the faded flowers, the way the pile rises in a trail from the door to the bathroom. She learns why the motel keeps that room empty five months of the year. A story about pattern recognition, the things we train our eyes to ignore, and what happens when you finally see.

    #ThePinesMotel #ElkoNevada #Room14 #CarpetHorror #PatternRecognition #NovemberNight #MotelHorror #LunaNarrates #PlagueDoctorsRound #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #StandaloneEpisode #AnthologyHorror #SlowBurnHorror #AtmosphericHorror #MotelStories #CrimsonCarpet #DontLook #PlagueDoctorHorror #HistoricalHorror

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    6 min
  • The Cartographer's Last Map of Corbin's Mill

    Luna recounts a story handed down from a retired surveyor named Elias Thorne, who spent forty years mapping the back roads of rural Pennsylvania. In the autumn of 1989, he was called to resurvey a forgotten valley near the town of Corbin's Mill — a place that appeared on no modern map but was marked on an old deed as 'The Hollow.' Elias drove out one cold October morning, following a dirt track that seemed to shrink behind him. He found a cluster of houses that time had passed by: no electricity, no cars, just wood smoke and the smell of damp wool. The people there spoke an English that sounded two centuries old, and they asked him to draw their roads — roads that curved in ways that hurt to look at. When he finished, they paid him in silver coins stamped with a date he couldn't read. He left at dusk, and on the way out, he noticed the trees had no leaves — not because it was autumn, but because they had never grown them. Elias retired the next week and never spoke of the Hollow again. Until one night, in a nursing home near Harrisburg, he told Luna's mother the whole thing. Now Luna tells you.

    #CorbinsMill #EliasThorne #PennsylvaniaHollow #TheCartographersLastMap #SurveyorHorror #ForgottenValley #Autumn1989 #SilverCoins #LeaflessTrees #OldRoads #TimeStoodStill #FolkHorror #AppalachianHorror #EerieEncounter #RoadThatShouldntExist #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #PlagueDoctorsRound #PlagueDoctorHorror #HistoricalHorror

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    9 min
  • The Empty Ward at Pembroke Memorial

    March 1987, Pembroke, Illinois. The night the old Memorial Hospital was supposed to close its doors for good, Luna sat in the empty east wing with a woman who refused to leave. Eleanor Graves had been a nurse there since 1952, and she claimed the building wasn't empty. Not really. Between midnight and three AM, the fifth-floor ward hummed with a sound that wasn't machinery. The elevators moved on their own. And in room 512, a bed was still warm. This is the story of the last shift at Pembroke Memorial — of a hospital that remembers every patient who never checked out, and of a woman who learned to listen to the silence between the heartbeats.

    #PembrokeIllinois #AbandonedHospital #EastWing #Room512 #EleanorGraves #NightShift #March1987 #HospitalHorror #EmptyWard #UnclosedDoors #NurseDiaries #PembrokeMemorial #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #PlagueDoctorRound #SlowBurnHorror #AtmosphericHorror #LunaNarrates #PlagueDoctorHorror #HistoricalHorror

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    10 min
  • The Night the Silos Sang in Denton Flats

    October 1997. Luna's aunt rents a farmhouse on the outskirts of Denton Flats, Kansas — a town whose only notable feature is a row of abandoned grain silos standing on the county line like a row of tombstones. The harvest moon is full and the wind is wrong. On the third night, Luna hears them: a low, rhythmic hum vibrating through the walls, through her ribs, through the marrow of her bones. The sound isn't made by machinery. It's a song. The local farmers won't talk about it. The sheriff says it's a prank with electronics. But the old woman across the road sits on her porch every night, staring at the silos, her lips moving without sound. By the end of the week, Luna understands why. The silos are singing someone's name. This is a story about resonance, about the weight of a place that remembers too much, and about what happens when a sound finds the frequency of an old grief.

    #DentonFlats #KansasHorror #AbandonedSilos #HarvestMoon #TheSongInTheSilos #FarmhouseHorror #WindThatDoesntSoundRight #CountyLine #Resonance #PattyAtTheWindow #SheriffBoyd #SiloDays1997 #AuntMartha #FeelingItInYourChest #FrequencyHorror #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #AnthologyHorror #PlagueDoctorHorror #HistoricalHorror

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    8 min
  • The Night Shift at Moons Mill

    September 1987, just outside of Harlow, Illinois. Luna spent three nights working the second shift at Moons Mill, a feed-and-grain operation that had sat silent for twenty years before it started running again under new management. The foreman, an old man named Birch, gave her a single rule: never step inside the grain silo after midnight. She didn't. But the silo had its own ideas. What she heard through the steel walls, what she saw through the inspection hatch, and what she still smells on her coat during the autumn equinox — none of it made the papers, but it all made her leave that town before sunrise.

    #MoonsMill #HarlowIllinois #GrainSilo #SecondShift #Birch #September1987 #AutumnEquinox #FeedAndGrain #ForgottenTowns #MidnightShift #RustySteel #CornDust #OrangeLight #HandOnTheWall #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #PlagueDoctorsRound #AnthologyHorror #PlagueDoctorHorror #HistoricalHorror

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    7 min
  • The County Road Paving at Lost Creek

    In August of 1998, the town of Lost Creek, Arkansas hired a private paving crew to resurface a dead-end county road that had been dirt for as long as anyone could remember. The crew foreman, a man named Harlan Driscoll, kept a detailed journal of the job because the residents along that road — all three families — made him uneasy. They never came outside during daylight. They never spoke. And every morning, the fresh-laid asphalt was covered in a pattern of old-fashioned boot prints that led from no house to nowhere. Luna recounts the story from Harlan's journal, which she found forty years later in a used bookstore in Fayetteville. It's a quiet, creeping account of a road that refused to be paved, and the sound the paving machine made when it finally broke down at 3 a.m. in the deep heat of a southern summer night.

    #LostCreek #ArkansasHorror #HarlanDriscoll #CountyRoad #PavingCrew #Asphalt #BootPrints #Nocturnal #SmallTown #Eighties #PavingMachine #Journal #FoundDocument #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #PlagueDoctorsRound #LunaReads #CreepingDread #PlagueDoctorHorror #HistoricalHorror

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    7 min

About Plague Doctor's Round — Fexingo Horror

From the publisher's feed

In a time of pestilence and shadow, Luna dons the long cloak of a plague doctor and recounts tales from the margins of history — where the black death was not the only visitor. Each episode of this anthology is a self-contained story drawn from whispered accounts of apothecaries, graveyard shift priests, and those who tended the sick in cities sealed by quarantine. Here, the plague mask is not just protection; it is a doorway. Listen as Luna speaks of physicians who found their patients already dead — and still breathing, of locked wards where the air itself turned to rot and rage, of remedies written in blood on parchment made from human skin. These are not the sanitized accounts of textbooks; these are the confessions of those who walked among the dying and saw something worse follow. The stories are linked by a single thread: the plague doctor's round is never just a medical call — it is a reckoning. Each tale ends before the dawn, leaving you alone in the dark with the rattle of a mask and the memory of what was found in the sickroom's farthest corner. Luna's voice is your only lantern. Do not let it go out.