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1. #Nosleep spire in the woods series
2. #Nosleep spire in the woods free

Some are fully-realized narratives, others fragments of disquieting suggestions, and still others retellings of quintessential urban legends. So gather around the virtual campfire of your screen with thousands of anonymous friends, and enjoy the communal storytelling of the demon-haunted Internet Age!īelow are creepypastas in the purest sense of the term: short stories copied-and-pasted on forums and imageboards, often anonymously written and reliant on twist endings and/or pretenses of truth.

#Nosleep spire in the woods free

This page is perhaps the largest quality-controlled list of creepypasta on the Web, curated annually by one individual with a literature degree and too much free time. But their semi-anonymity and absence of a profit motive also brings unique immersion and a dedication to the art of storytelling seldom found elsewhere.

#Nosleep spire in the woods series

1 However, the genre soon proliferated to such platforms as Creepypasta Wiki,, and r/nosleep – where expectations of brevity have given way to long series and expansive fictional universes.Ĭreepypastas’ dubious reputation precedes them: no barrier to entry means Sturgeon’s Law applies in spades. The term originated on 4chan’s /x/ paranormal board in 2007, and the strictest definitions treat the term as 4chan-exclusive. “Creepypasta” means horror-fiction “copypasta” – short segments of text copied-and-pasted across forums and imageboards. “Slender Man is a creepypasta,” people say, or “Slender Man is not a creepypasta,” or –most accurately!– “the Slender Man Mythos includes but is not limited to several creepypastas.” But what are these spiritual successors and predecessors to the stories, images, and alternate reality games about the internet’s favorite faceless businessman?

Many a fan of the Slender Man Mythos has heard the term “creepypasta” before.