The vanishing hitchhiker

by Jan Harold Brunvand

We are not aware of our own folklore any more than we are of the grammatical rules of our language.

Encyclopedia of Urban Legends

by Jan Harold Brunvand

College and university campuses, despite being centers of research, learning, and sophistication, are also fertile groun...

Urban Legends

by A. S. Mott

Urban legends

by Rachel Lynette

Urban legends

by NONE STATED

Creepy urban legends

by Tim O'Shei

The complete idiot's guide to urban legends

by Brandon Toropov

The choking doberman and other "new" urban legends

by Jan Harold Brunvand

What is more welcome on a routine day than a new and intriguing true story or rumor told in the first person?

Haunting urban legends

by Megan Cooley Peterson

The Creepypasta collection

by MrCreepyPasta

Urban legend

by Erica Orloff

Curses! Broiled Again!

by Jan Harold Brunvand

i like to designate the most popular urban legend of the time as "the hottest story going," and this one was certainly h...

Urban legends

by Stuart A. Kallen

The Slenderman Mysteries

by Nick Redfern

Creepy Urban Legends

by Blake A. Hoena

Word myths

by David Wilton

Urban Legends

by Helen Grant

Urban Legends

by Ngaire E. Genge

Twice Bitten

by Crystal Green

Too Good to Be True

by Jan Harold Brunvand

If you wanted to invent new urban legends, you might start by imagining ways that people could be led astray by jumping ...