Psychological and Folk Horror
The soil remembers
what we bury.
Fiction by Morgan Sampson. Archaeologist by day, teller of quiet dread by night.
Selected Publications
The Vault
A gathering of published psychological and folk horror stories. Each cover opens to the publisher, where the story may be read or purchased.
Gilgamesh: New & Ancient Sumerian Tales
Flame Tree Publishing
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Unholy Trinity: Reflections
Horror Tree
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The Bone
Allegory Magazine
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January Micro Fiction Horror
Flash Phantoms
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Timeless Terrors, Issue 046
Elegant Literature
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More to come...
The Author
Morgan Sampson
Morgan Sampson was born and raised in the Southeastern United States, where she gained a love for folklore, myth, and legend. When not writing, she works as an archaeologist and LiDAR technician.
Her writing mainly lives in the realm of gothic horror and dark fantasy, with strong historic and folkloric influences. Her style leans toward the creepy, unsettling, and atmospheric.
In her free time she enjoys learning languages, sewing, and generally causing chaos.
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