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A short but shivery tale of a grisly nightly occurrence. A grave one at that. If you'd like to follow along with Mr. Mallory's story follow this link:

We're getting closer to the end and closer to the truth. Check out how things are going for Parker in Part 7 of The Patient That Nearly Drove Me Out of Medicine by Jasper DeWitt. As he finished his last

Things do not look like they are going well for Parker. Have a listen to Part 6 of The Patient That Nearly Drove Me Out of Medicine by Jasper DeWitt. The ten minutes it took to arrive at Dr. G-----‘s office

Parker's attempts to help his patient continue .... with unintended results and ramifications. Enjoy If you'd like to follow along with the narration, the script follows below: Going back to the hospital

The saga continues. Part 4 for your enjoyment. If you'd like to read along ... The walk to Joe’s room was longer than for other patients, seeing as it was at the very end of one of the halls that housed

Part 3: Anyway, let’s get back to the story so we can get it over with. I last left off with Nessie’s suicide, and how it shocked so many people. Frankly, it should have. Even though I’d only been a resident

Hi everyone. At least I hope there are enough folks out there to refer to them as everyone :) Otis Jiry here. It's been a few days now since I've joined SteemIt. I'm a short story narrator with videos

The narrator, Francis Wayland Thurston, recounts his discovery of notes left behind by his grand-uncle, Brown University linguistic professor George Gammell Angell after his death in the winter of 1926–27.

Master Storyteller Otis Jiry tells this tale by author Jeffrey Ebright, about a summer camp that hosts children from a local orphanage for a weekend each summer. The weekend seems like all fun and games

Tom remembered stalking the woman through the parking lot, waiting for the right moment to make the grab. Then he got hit by a bus. And now he's in hell. Only it's... different than he imagined. If you

Hi everyone. My name is Otis Jiry and I'm a horror story narrator. I have a channel on YouTube, The Otis Jiry Channel which has over 30,000 subscribers. And it made me some money over the years, however,

Master Storyteller Otis Jiry tells this tale, by author Darren Totum, about a man sitting in a diner, sizing up the scenery; just another patron killing time, having a coffee ... but things are not what

Otis Jiry narrates this bit of fictional lore, penned by an anonymous author, about “The Bite of ’87,” an incident that forms the backbone of the backstory for creator / developer Scott Cawthon’s explosively

The lights of the Seattle skyline suddenly ignite as the city comes alive with the sounds and sights of night. In a run-down bar, a lone man sits beneath the hum of a fluorescent overhead light as he holds