Mike reads Miss Braddon's, 'The Cold Embrace' and talks about the forthcoming Hall of Mirrors story, 'Salvation'. Music, 'D.I.Y.' comes from A Band Called Quinn.

Mike hunts silverfish and braves the horror of his sock drawer. He also reads the classic short story, 'The Open Window' by Saki. Music: 'The Last Night I Saw' comes from A Band Called Quinn.

Conclusion of Poacher's Cottage. Ken gets the key to Poacher's Cottage. Since there's no such thing as ghosts, he's got no reason to be afraid of going out there all alone to check the place over. Or does he?

Ken Chase is an estate agent who won't let anything come between him and the maximum possible profit on a house sale - not even ghosts.

Vernon 'Badger' Brock goes on a pigeon hunt armed with a rubber torch, a cat basket and a loaf of white bread. But who should be more fearful, the pigeons... or Badger?

Charles, Bale and Tweed ascend to Dr De Vere's offices... and the macabre conclusion to 'Hair and Skin'.

Charles makes the acquaintance of Bale and Tweed.

Charles gets a new head of hair... and something else that he didn't bargain for.

For millionaire, Charles Mason, when every known, legal hair transplantation method has failed, it's time to embark on a journey into the unknown, the illegal... and the horrific.

Lottery winner, Jim Haslet and his wife have been kidnapped. Unfortunately the kidnappers aren't interested in ransom.