Humorous Ghost Stories

This collection, edited by Dorothy Scarborough and first published in 1921, features a variety of humorous and satirical ghost stories that explore the supernatural with a keen sense of wit. Narrated by a team of voices, the anthology includes tales from different authors, all highlighting ghosts that often possess a sharp, comedic edge, and sometimes insidious or ironic twists. Steeped in both humor and satire, these stories examine the playful yet eerie side of ghostly phenomena without revealing any spoilers, inviting listeners into a world where spirits are both amusing and mischievous.