"The Ghoul and the Goddess", by leading supernatural author R. Lionel Fanthorpe, is the terrifying saga of an encounter between two strange beings, one from the Realm of Light - the other from the Domain of Darkness. Their terrible conflict involves a group of hapless human spectators in a series of nightmare experiences...

Bron Fane's welcome contribution, "The Walking Shadow", is the story of a thing from a realm where space and time are meaningless, a thing which invaded the world of man with terrifying consequences.

In "Dungeon Castle" by Trebor Thorpe, the reader is invited to explore the crumbling remains of a Gothic ruin. Deep below the surface strange, dangerous, psychic things live on...

"Time Out of Mind" by Lee Barton is a weird literary canvas on which the author has painted a compelling supernatural time-fantasy with grotesque and macabre perfection.

Exciting new Scots author Neil Balfort enters the pages of Supernatural Stories with "The Laird", the story of a sinister unknown presence striding forever among the Highland mists.

"Roman Twilight" by Olaf Trent is the uncanny saga of strange barbarian gods who brought death and worse than death to the lands abandoned by the legions at the beginning of the Dark Ages.

Irish author Peter O'Flinn makes a welcome return with "Land of Green Shadows", a macabre story of dark things that have their being in a bottomless marsh.

R. Lionel Fanthorpe's contribution "Psychic Circle" is the unnerving story of a séance that went horribly wrong.

"The Man Who Knew" by Bron Fane is another of his characteristic bold, fast-moving weird-thrillers. This is the story of a man whose life was irrevocably changed by his discovery of forbidden ancient secrets.

New French author Réné Rolant makes his debut with "The Reluctant Corpse" and poses the intriguing question of the effect of death on a really obstinate character.

S. N. Shorts 83 is a carefully balanced miscellany of thought-provoking stories of the Unexpected and the Unknown.