"It's Halloween"
WITH GRAVEYARD WEEDS
& WOLFSBANE SEEDS
A Halloween Trick or Treat by Seanan McGuire
In the small town of Holston, Oregon sits an abandoned mansion called the Holston house. The house is eerily well-maintained, considering that it has sat empty for many years. There are rumors that the Holston's youngest child, Mary, still walks the halls looking for someone to play with her. It is Halloween night and a group of teenagers, including a girl named Emily, decide to break into the house.
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Book: Haunted Nights
Editor: Ellen Datlow & Lisa Morton
Author: Seanan McGuire
*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
halloween hooliganism
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