Old What Lingers in the Trees by Erik Bilicki In the northern wilderness, where the pines stretch high and the trails grow cold, something ancient waits. From remote cabins and abandoned logging camps to mysterious lakes and forgotten forest paths, Old Hungers is a chilling collection of eleven horror stories that will make you think twice about venturing into the woods alone. Within these pages, you’ll A sibling duo hunted by feral children in a cursed forest A logging crew that uncovers something buried—and still hungry A radio signal that shouldn’t exist, broadcasting through dead air A hiker who finds a trail that doesn’t lead back And more tales where isolation isn’t the scariest thing waiting in the trees Perfect for fans of wilderness horror, folk terror, and campfire tales with teeth, these stories delve into what happens when modern minds encounter primal fears. Each tale stands alone, yet contributes to a larger atmosphere—one where the forest remembers, and the dark doesn’t always stay on the outside. Feral, Listening Post, The Forest’s Claim, Trail of Teeth, Footprints at Dawn, The Violet Rift, The Quiet Camper, The Watcher of Thunder Lake, Shadow in the Pines, Three Knocks at the Water’s Edge, and The Lady and the Bridge. If you enjoy Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Algernon Blackwood, or the creeping unease of The Ritual, you’ll find yourself haunted by Old Hungers long after the last page.