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In the cold room, the dead are never truly gone. Luna stands in a stone cellar beneath an old house, where a brass candleholder casts shadows on walls that breathe with damp and memory. Each episode of Tales from the Cold Room is a standalone story whispered from that liminal space — not ghost stories in the traditional sense, but accounts of what lingers when the body fails and the soul refuses to leave. Here, a mortician finds a corpse whose eyes follow him. A child's voice echoes from a sealed well. A woman receives letters from her own gravestone. These are quiet horrors, intimate and slow, rooted in the ache of loss and the weight of unfinished business. Luna's voice is the only constant, a guide through doorways that should stay shut. The cold room is not a place of rest; it is a waiting room for tales that demand to be told. Each story stands alone, but together they form a mosaic of grief, memory, and the thin places where the veil frays. Enter if you dare — but know that the c
Fexingo hosts Tales from the Cold Room — Fexingo Horror, a fiction show with 68 episodes published.
November 1997. A farmhouse outside Muncie, Indiana. Luna's cousin calls her about a stray dog that has been scratching at the back door for three nights straight. It looks like a Labrador but its joints bend wrong, and i
October 1998, a little after midnight. Luna pulls over at the Cold Spring Rest Stop off Route 9 in upstate New York, a place she has passed a hundred times without stopping. Tonight she needs a break from a long drive, a
Winter 1994 at the Gilchrist House, a boarded-up Victorian on the outskirts of Bellbrook, Ohio. Luna's friend Claire took a job as a fire watch on the night crew, following a string of suspicious arsons in the county. It
On a frozen December night in 1993, Luna's car died on the shoulder of Route 9, just outside Van Buren, Missouri. She walked to a gas station — the only light for miles — where the attendant seemed to have been waiting f
December 1997, the Hungry River Inn, three miles outside of Hungry River, West Virginia. Luna was twenty-three, working the front desk for seventy-five dollars a week and a room above the boiler. The inn had nine rooms,
A deserted stretch of Highway 22 in eastern Oregon. November 2019. A motel with a flickering vacancy sign and a room that should have been empty. Luna's cousin worked the front desk that week and called her afterward, hi
February 1987. A snowed-in farmhouse outside Mineral Springs, Illinois. Luna's aunt Gladys called her to sit vigil at a second-story window every night for a week—no reason given, just 'watch the field.' The first three
October 1987. A forgotten farmhouse on a dead-end road outside of Cresswell, Missouri. Luna's cousin Janelle took a job house-sitting for an elderly widow who was 'visiting family out west' — except the widow had no fami
November 1997. A two-story farmhouse outside Harwick, Illinois, abandoned for forty years. Luna's uncle asked her to check on the property before the county condemned it. What she found in the house was ordinary dust and
November 1998. A frozen stretch of railroad outside Spruce Creek, Missouri. Luna's cousin June called her that night — said she'd seen something on the crossing that wouldn't stop counting. By the time Luna got there, th
September 1987. A woman named Cora Meeks spends three nights in a row at Moon Lake Marina, sitting alone in a green rowboat that hasn't moved from its slip in twelve years. She doesn't speak. She doesn't fish. She just s
Luna recounts a night in January 1998 when she stayed at the Mercer Hotel in Carthage, Iowa—a faded brick building with a single working floor and a staircase that seemed to keep count. Between 2:14 and 3:47 AM, the stai
October 1987. Luna takes a room at the Eldridge Hotel in Jasper, Missouri, a faded Route 66 relic where the wallpaper sags and the radiators clank. She's there to transcribe tapes for a folklorist, but the room above her
September 1998. A two-lane road outside Dutton, Alabama. Luna stops at a gas station on a night run and meets a woman sitting alone at a picnic table—a woman who insists she is waiting for something that comes through th
It's late autumn, 1987, in the little town of Gretna, Illinois, and I ended up at the old Hoke House—a place kids dared each other to touch, not enter. I was there to check on a friend of a friend, a woman named Miriam w
February 1998. A woman checks into Room 8 of the Bluebird Motel outside Bakersfield, California on a cold, wet Tuesday night. She is running from something she will not name. Luna watches from the office window as the wo
Luna takes a late-night shift at the Penrose Diner outside Mercer, Pennsylvania, in October of 2008. The regulars are sparse, the coffee is weak, and the waitress before her left a cryptic note taped under the register:
In the winter of 1987, Luna’s great-aunt took a job as night aide at St. Dymphna's, a crumbling Catholic asylum outside Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The east wing had been sealed for decades, but every night at 2:17 AM, the
February 1998, Carson City, Nevada. Luna was stranded at a Greyhound depot that had closed for the night. The last bus didn't come. The waiting room was empty except for a woman in a grey coat who sat by the window and n
Luna remembers a winter night in 2019 when she stopped at a crumbling stone church outside Mount Gilead, Kentucky. A boy named Caleb had been leaving food on the altar for a stray cat that never came. But when Luna sat i
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