Reviews Books Contact Us Author Blog Now, this ghost ship might be one of the most disturbing of all! The story, which is unsubstantiated, comes from anonymous accounts of a whaling ship called Hope. As the story goes, in 1840, the Hope came across the Jenny, a schooner, completely frozen in ice in the Antarctic […]
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Reviews Books Contact Us Author Blog Hauntings can come in various forms, two of the most mentioned are residual and intelligent hauntings: Residual haunting activity can occur when something traumatic/stressful occurs, such as a murder. Negative energy is literally blasted into the atmosphere, causing the atmosphere to imprint or record the events. Like a recording
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Reviews Books Contact Us Author Blog In ICELAND – Children who don’t receive new clothes by Christmas Eve will devours by a mythical monster from Icelandic folklore known as the Yule Cat. What is a Yule Cat? It’s a large and angry feline rumored to lurk in the snow. The strange tradition comes from farmers
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Home Books Reviews Author Blog Contact My Horrific Note of the Week – The Grim Reaper The Grim Reaper is a spectral entity that is said to be the sentient manifestation of Death itself. Since the 15th century, Death has commonly been perceived to be an animated human skeleton, draped in pitch black robes and carrying a scythe. With
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Home Books Reviews Author Blog Contact Us Demons Demons were considered to be angels who had been cast out of heaven for defying God. Each demon was associated with specific acts and sins and each was connected to a saint in heaven whose actions could override that of the demon. During the 16th and 17th
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Home Books Reviews Author Blog Contact Us Horrific Note of the Week – The Exorcist The exorcist was the first horror film to be nominated for best picture Oscar. The horror genre has never gotten much love from the Academy. Though there still seems to be a bias against scary movies during awards season, The
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Home Books Reviews Author Blog Contact Us Why Halloween is celebrated? Halloween means holy evening or All Saints’ Day. In the eighth century, All Saints’ Day was celebrated to honor saints. The eve of All Saints’ Day was called All Hallows Eve, which then came to be known as Halloween. They also believed that Halloween
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Reviews Books Contact Us Author Blog The island of Alcatraz, off the coast of San Francisco, has a long and spooky history. In its earlier days, Native Americans allegedly used to banish miscreants to the island as punishment, where they were reportedly plagued by the local spirits. Alcatraz, of course, became a notorious federal prison
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