Rapti GuptainSHPOOKIES — Short Horror StoriesDreamYears after Lisa lost her father, she finds a postcard from him in his briefcase. It is eerily just like the fever dream she had about him.Aug 241Aug 241
Rapti GuptainSHPOOKIES — Short Horror StoriesThe Author’s EulogyThis is not a preface, acknowledgement, or note. This is how the author would like to be remembered and share a bit of herself with you.Jul 27Jul 27
Rapti GuptainSHPOOKIES — Short Horror StoriesUpBob and Peter are having a normal, every day conversation in the elevator. But why’s it taking so long to get to the right floor?Sep 3, 2023Sep 3, 2023
Rapti GuptainSHPOOKIES — Short Horror StoriesEscapeNiru and Biju return home after a tiring day from the city. Back at home something dreadful lurks in the shadows.Jul 30, 2023Jul 30, 2023
Rapti GuptaEscapeNiru and Biju return home after a tiring town visit. Back home, something dreadful waits in the shadows of their bedrooms.Jul 30, 2023Jul 30, 2023
Rapti GuptainSHPOOKIES — Short Horror StoriesNewspaperA missing person is as forgotten as the newspaper packaging after use. But do the dead forget?Jun 13, 2023Jun 13, 2023
Rapti GuptainSHPOOKIES — Short Horror StoriesPeepalDo you believe everything you see? When do you decide to stop looking and really start seeing?Jan 8, 2023Jan 8, 2023
Rapti GuptainSHPOOKIES — Short Horror StoriesTeethDo you believe in the tooth fairy? You should; unless you want to lose your teeth.Oct 15, 2022Oct 15, 2022
Rapti GuptainSHPOOKIES — Short Horror StoriesGraffitiWith art, it’s about following your heart. On some nights and roads, you’d altogether like to avoid it.Aug 1, 2022Aug 1, 2022
Rapti GuptainSHPOOKIES — Short Horror StoriesDingDo you prefer texting to calls? Just a word of caution though— don’t text and fight. You never know who’s on the other side.Jul 19, 2022Jul 19, 2022