Scramble Tales
Twisted tales. Old curses. Stories that stay with you.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Something Is Moving Under My Skin. In a Straight Line.
It started three days ago as a twitch, low on my left forearm, the kind of muscle spasm you get from too much screen time and not enough water. I didn’t think about it past a shrug.
Yesterday I noticed it had a direction.
That’s not a sen...
My Dashcam Recorded a Passenger I Never Picked Up
The dashcam’s been running every weekend shift for two years now — cheap insurance against the passengers who make it necessary, which is more of them than you’d hope. I only ever pull the footage when something goes wrong.
Tonight somethi...
My Phone Has Footage I Don't Remember Filming
It’s 6 PM and I have no memory of anything since roughly two. Four hours, gone, the kind of gap you’d expect from a concussion or a blackout, except I haven’t hit my head and I don’t drink.
My phone says I’ve been home the whole time. Scre...
My Ankle Healed Overnight. That's Not Right.
Mile marker nine, and my ankle goes out from under me on a patch of loose scree I’ve walked past without incident a dozen times before.
I know it’s bad before I even look at it — that white-hot clarity that arrives ahead of the pain, your...
The Thing at the Foot of My Bed Had My Face
Sleep paralysis has a shape to it, once you’ve had it enough times. Waking up inside your own body with none of the controls working — lungs moving, nothing else — and something standing in the corner, or sitting on your chest, or just pres...
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Two publications, one question: why do we trust the people and things that end up hurting us? ScrambleTales explores it through fiction. Red Flags & Receipts explores it through real financial crime.
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