Xavier Remington
William Henry Harrison: The President Hunted by a Werewolf and Doomed by an Ancient Curse The Frontier Governors First Brush with the Unknown Long before he became the ninth President of the United States, William Henry Harrison lived on the edge of the American frontier, where civilization gave way to endless forests filled with whispered legends. While serving as Governor of the Indiana Territory from 1801 to 1812, Harrison frequently dismissed stories of monsters stalking the...
Folklore
The Zenith of Fire and Phantom Light At the absolute peak of the year, when the sun hangs suspended in the sky like a burning eye, the physical and metaphysical worlds collide. This is Litha, the pagan celebration of the Summer Solstice. Occurring annually, it marks the longest day of holy sunlight and the shortest, most volatile night of the year. Its also known as Midsummer due to the ancient appearance of the Solstice being the...
The Shadow in the Headlights The air in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, carries a specific kind of cold. The kind that settles deep into your bones before you even realize youre shivering. It was this exact chill that blanketed a young couple on a desolate stretch of road in November 1966. What began as a routine late-night drive near an abandoned World War II munitions plant quickly dissolved into a living nightmare. Caught in the high...