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Under the sickly amber glow of a dying streetlight, something is always waiting to be uncovered. In Streetlight Burials, each episode is a self-contained story drawn from the cracks of a city that never sleeps — or forgets. Luna unearths tales of objects found beneath flickering lamps: a child's shoe with a name stitched inside, a bundle of letters sealed with wax, a rusted key that fits a lock no one remembers. These are not ghost stories in the traditional sense; they are quieter, rooted in the mundane turned sinister. A parking lot where shadows pool too thickly. A stretch of sidewalk that repeats itself. A streetlamp that buzzes in a language only the lost understand. The collection is unified by place — the forgotten edges of town where light fails and the dark takes root — and by the sense that every object buried under a streetlight carries a story that refuses to stay underground. Luna narrates from a single point of stillness, her voice a low flame in the dark, guiding you through each burial site with the care of a reluctant archaeologist. There is no comfort at the end of these tales, only the lingering sense that the ground beneath your own feet may hold a secret you were never meant to find. Some lights flicker. Some never turn on again.
Unknown Host hosts Streetlight Burials — Fexingo Horror, a fiction show with 26 episodes published.
In the summer of 2018, I met a man named Arthur who sat every night under the streetlight at the dead end of Henshaw Avenue in a small Illinois town. He wasn't homeless or crazy—he was counting. The bugs that swarmed the
On a cold November night in 2019, a man named Caleb pulls over on Larkspur Lane in the small town of Jasper, Arkansas, to help a stray dog. He finds the dog curled around a small brass key half-buried in the dirt under a
In the winter of 1998, on a dead-end road in the outskirts of Millbrook, a man named Elias Crane began burying keys under a single flickering streetlight. Luna met him one freezing February night when her car broke down
In the summer of 1987, on a dead-end stretch of Pender Street in the small town of Alder Creek, a man named Hoyt started digging at the base of a broken streetlight. Not with a shovel—with his bare hands, night after nig
A man named Arthur sits on his porch every night on Dempster Road, watching the same streetlight flicker at exactly 2:47 AM. When Luna comes to investigate, she finds a neighborhood where no one remembers the streetlight
May 2023, on a stretch of Gorman Avenue in Foley, Missouri, where the streetlights flicker in a pattern no one can explain. A man named Walter Cheney spent three weeks mapping that pattern from his porch, convinced it wa
When Luna's car breaks down on a deserted stretch of Route 9 outside Tolland, Connecticut, she takes shelter under an overpass where a single streetlight burns at two in the morning. There she meets an old woman named Hi
November 2021. Windsor Lane, a dead-end street in the small town of Millbrook, where the last streetlight flickers at the edge of a fallow cornfield. Luna recalls a girl named Emily who sat beneath that light every night
January 2003. A woman in her parked car beneath a humming streetlight at the abandoned Mulberry Street carousel. She's been there every night for six weeks, watching the carousel turn, her headlights illuminating a singl
It was August in Harlow, the kind of heat that made the asphalt soft under your shoes. Luna found the first one near the drainage grate at the corner of Angell and Third—a child's tooth, small and clean, resting on the c
October 2023. Parchman Lane, outside Iron Creek, Illinois. A dead-end road with a single streetlight that never shut off. Luna met a woman named Elise who sat in a folding chair under that light every night for three yea
In the late summer of 2014, in the small town of Dutton, Ohio, a woman named Elise Kelman began hearing a voice calling her name from beneath the overpass on Lovers Lane. She wasn't the first to hear it, but she was the
In the autumn of 2019, on a dead-end street in the small town of Ellerton, a man named Curtis found a brass key wedged between the base of a flickering streetlight and the crumbling asphalt. It was old, tarnished, and en
One spring night in 1998, Luna drives through the abandoned outskirts of Mercy, Illinois, past the dead end of County Road 7. A girl stands beneath a shattered streetlight, holding a tape recorder and a fistful of casset
In the fall of 2017, Luna met a man named Emmett who spent his nights walking the back alleys of a dying mill town, collecting coins he found under a specific streetlight on Sycamore Street. The coins were old—some from
October in the town of Harrogate Grove, where the leaves fall early and the streetlights hum a half-step off. Luna remembers the crossing guard at the intersection of Dover and Ash — a man who stood at the same spot ever
In the autumn of 2005, a woman on Wainwright Lane in the small town of Whitethorn noticed a keyhole carved into the trunk of an old oak tree at the dead end of the lane. She began leaving notes inside the hollow beneath
Luna remembers a hot August night in 2002, when a wrong turn on a back road led her to a dead-end lane where a girl in a white dress stood waiting. The girl didn't speak—she pointed. At a house with no windows. At a door
On a cold November night in the town of Fairhaven, I found myself driving down Old Mill Road—a gravel strip that peters out into a dead end where the old mill used to stand. The mill burned down in 1987, and they say the
In the summer of 2018, on a stretch of road that didn't exist on any map, Luna met a girl named Wren who was mending wires. Not telephone wires or power lines—something older, something that hummed beneath the asphalt. T
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Streetlight Burials — Fexingo Horror is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Fiction and has published 26 episodes.
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