THE HORRORWALKER is a mythical creature of the light and the darkness, the mist and the solid, the reality and the surreal. It travels across its personal 'WORLD OF WORDS' by a mysterious means of world/dimension/planes of existence spanning transportation. It apparently exists to locate, observe, and then record into its personal tome events too arcane and base to be allowed to fade into obscurity, after the fact. It traverses the HORRORWALKER WORLDS in quiet obscurity, toting with it the book of collected knowledge deemed by Ronald Lee Jones to be titled: THE HORRORWALKER TRAVEL GUIDE - this large book has only been read by a seemingly select few humans.
THE HORRORWALKER will, with what is usually described as a quiet 'pop,' arbitrarily phase into existence to stand before a person and offer its huge book to said person of choice to be read. It may appear in the dead of night, when the moon is full and the chill is in the heart. Or, in full daylight, when most creatures of the night hide from the exposing rays of the sun.
Most of the people who have met THE HORRORWALKER face to face tell this same story, in which they swear that after they recover from the initial heart attack inducing shock of having a seven foot tall creature dressed in a large light devouring black swirling and billowing robe-like garment, with an even blacker cowl that covers its head and totally obscures what might be its face in more darkness, towering there before you tall and scary, holding a ten foot tall scythe-like device in its right black claw of a hand, and holding the large heavy-looking tome in its left hand - they swear that they simply would not begin to even hope to finish reading all of what is written inside the massive book, which is described as a hardbound volume covered in a soft leather-like substance. There are varying reports as to the actual color of the book's cover. The book appears to change color to reflect something about the different readers. Red, blue, green, and black are the reported colors. There is no text to be found on the cover, but the drawing of the 'scythe' there gives the tome ominous gravity. The tome is cold to the touch and seems to almost turn it's own pages as one reads his or her designated individual story. The tome's pages are grey and cloth-like, and seemingly feel indestructible.
THE HORRORWALKER stands motionless in silent, frightful silent vigil until the reader fulfills his or her compelled obligation to read the story. Some of the stories witnessed by THE WALKER are so horrific and so graphic that the reader just wants to give up and return the book, but THE HORRORWALKER somehow compels the person to read their entire missive. When the person eventually finishes, and hands the book back to THE HORRORWALKER, it may delivers a rare short morality warning before leaving like it first appeared. They say the deep, gravel scratching over metal voice stays with you forever.
Here before you is a collection of just a few of the many stories told by some of the men and women from around the world visited by THE HORRORWALKER over the decades, past to present. Let it be public knowledge that THE HORRORWALKER has never addressed its tome as THE HORORWALKER TRAVEL GUIDE. That title was coined by Ronald Lee Jones and endorsed by the collected group of people, young and old, who have been visited by THE HORRORWALKER over the years. To this day, many of the living HORRORWALKER hosts pray that the creature has not been insulted by what they have done by giving its tome a title that people can grasp onto. "Hopefully," some of these people have publicly declared in various ways, "It will not eventually come calling in the middle of the night holding a grudge."
You will now experience what THE HORRORWALKER has observed. You can read what is now before you, or you can seek out for purchase your own slimmed down version of the HORRORWALKER TRAVEL GUIDE and other accountings from the legion of HORRORWALKER devotees. Can you bear to face the horror that is, in fact, actually just outside your... bedroom door? Maybe that sound you just heard in the dark corner of your bedroom is THE WALKER making his entrance directly into your life?
The HORRORWALKER TRAVEL GUIDE is a slimmed-down version of what THE HORRORWALKER'S massive tome looks like. This first volume contains 27 stories retold by actual persons visited upon by THE HORRORWALKER. One example of the stories within is Albert Pooles' retelling, which is titled - THE FISH IN THE CAVE! This story is so strange and surreal that it caused a national scene when the FBI was sent into the small coastal North Carolina town where this incident occurred.
The curator of the HORRORWALKER.COM site is Ronald Lee Jones. His personal experience with THE HORRORWALKER has been addressed in his novelized account titled - THE MOONLIGHT BABY! You can read about his life changing, more to the point, world perception changing, encounter somewhere on this website. Seek out THE MOONLIGHT BABY excerpt entry.
The Testimonial Page (TP) below is a haven for 'you who are frightened' by your personal HORRORWALKER experience. You will find letters and poems there from people just like you. Go to the page and discover this fact- you are not the only one! You may submit your own experience, if you so desire. You just might discover that writing about your experience is highly cathartic.