The Tales of Halloween, Told by Longhorn Nation
Whether you are gathering for a spooky Zoom call or needing a new bedtime story, check back daily for a new reading of classic and new-to-you Halloween tales.
| Read by: Dr. Douglas Bruster Mody C. Boatright Regents Professor in American and English Literature Department of English, College of Liberal Arts |
| Read by: Ms. Mary Morgan Development Associate University Events, University Development Office |
| "Only a Witch Can Fly"Read by: Dr. Mia Carter Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts Distinguished Teaching Professor Department of English, College of Liberal Arts |
| Recited by: Dr. Michael Starbird Distinguished Teaching Professor Department of Mathematics, College of Natural Sciences |
| Read by: Dr. Thomas Garza Distinguished Teaching Professor Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies, College of Liberal Arts |
| Read by: Dr. Brent Iverson Dean, School of Undergraduate Studies Warren J. and Viola Mae Raymer Professorship Department of Chemistry, College of Natural Sciences |
Original Halloween Stories
Gather ‘round the campfire to find out who has the spookiest story of all. We invite you to read some of the UT Austin community's original stories!
1 Skeleton Stories
2 Skeleton Stories