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He throws the biggest parties in New York. Nobody knows who he really is.

He can tell where you’ve been just by looking at your shoes.

Footprints by the body. Not a man's. The footprints of a gigantic hound.

“I heard the beating of his hideous heart.” Ten tales you'll read with the lights on.

The Count is a perfect host. The doors only lock from the outside.

He wanted to defeat death. He did. And now it's following him.

A respectable doctor. A monster in the fog. Why do they share the same key?

He stays young and beautiful forever. His portrait pays the price.

Betrayed on his wedding day. Buried alive in prison for 14 years. Now he's back.

She fell for her mysterious employer. Then she heard the laughter from the attic.

Four sisters. One war. And Jo March refuses to be anybody's idea of a lady.

She hated him at first sight. That was her first mistake.

Every night at midnight, the empty palace wakes up.

The most powerful man on Earth, talking himself out of anger.

He made a fortune betting on Wall Street. Then he lost it all. Then he did it again.

Everyone said cars were a rich man's toy. So he built one everybody could afford.

The greatest showman on earth reveals how he really made his millions.

Advertising is salesmanship. These are the rules that made the 1920s' best-paid ad man.

Win the war before the first battle. A 2,500-year-old playbook for beating any rival.

He arrived in Philadelphia with a dollar and three bread rolls. He ended up on the $100 bill.

He saw his inventions in visions before he built them. Then he lit up the world.

You get 24 hours a day, same as everyone else. Here's how to stop wasting them.

He's sure he's above the law. Then he picks up the axe.

A lonely dreamer meets a crying girl on a bridge. They have four nights.

She married the rich one. Heathcliff spent the rest of his life making everyone pay.

He faked his own death to escape his dad. Then he got on a raft.

A nervous schoolteacher. A haunted road. A rider with no head.

Her husband says she just needs rest. The woman behind the wallpaper disagrees.

Their families are at war. They've known each other for one night. They're getting married tomorrow.