About All Supernatural

All Supernatural is a community for people sharing first-hand accounts of ghosts, hauntings, UFOs, cryptids, dreams, and unexplained experiences. The archive includes members’ stories and discussions dating back to 2008.

This relaunch preserves the original archive while giving members a place to read, reclaim accounts, comment, and submit new stories.

The people behind the site

The All Supernatural team maintains the site and its archive. Members contribute the accounts, questions, and conversations that give it its character. For account support, archive corrections, or a concern about content, contact the team.

Reading the archive

These are community-reported experiences, not independently verified findings. A member’s interpretation of an encounter may differ from your own; publication does not establish that a paranormal event occurred. Thoughtful skepticism, questions, and alternative explanations are welcome when they treat the writer respectfully.

Original publication dates and member bylines help place each account in context, and preserved discussions let readers follow how others responded. Selecting an older story for the homepage does not make it a new submission. Any editorial introduction is separate from the member’s account.

How we care for the collection

We organize stories by topic and select reading suggestions for the detail and context they offer. Curation can include correcting categories, addressing duplicate posts, and archiving obsolete check-ins that no longer offer a useful standalone page. We consider the account and its discussion together; a short story can still have value.

Story proofreading helps writers prepare their text, but it is not independent fact-checking. Readers can flag a story or story comment for moderation, or contact the team about a correction, attribution issue, broken attachment, or other concern. Include the page link and enough context for us to investigate.

Adding your experience

Tell us what you personally observed, the setting, the sequence of events, and what remains uncertain. Keep interpretation distinct from observation. Share only writing and media you have the right to use, credit relevant sources, and protect other people’s private information. There is no need to pad an account or claim certainty to make it worth sharing.

Read the Community Guidelines, explore the stories, or share your own experience.