Rizla Silver- ghost papers
351997
Fine, smooth, barely there. Just what you want in a rolling paper.
3598290
I love it!  Great paper.  Love the images.  Yes, some similarities to other books but that is why I wanted it.  I like her work.  I like the larger images.  I have all her books and am not disappointed in any of them.  Looking forward to the Christmas book now!
4672114
A.E. Angel is a dedicated investigator and very thorough in researching and documenting the paranormal. She has supreme knowledge of all things ghost related. I highly recommend her book to everyone interested in this subject.
4934734
This is a wonderful collection of creepy ghost stories made even more special by the delightful illustrations of Audrey Niffenegger.

Better keep the lights on when you're reading these!
3189396
Railroad ghosts show up all across America probably because of the strong attachment railroad men felt toward their trains. Add in a bunch of sudden and often gruesome deaths and you have the perfect recipe for a haunting. These railroading ghosts show up in numerous ghost books but this is the first treatment I have ever run across that deals solely with this subject and it is a subject ripe for exploration.

Tony Reevy has obviously done a lot of research in coming up with eighty plus paranormal stories that involve trains. There are haunted tunnels, depots, locomotives, and rail cars and of course ghost trains that roar along their old routes, routes that haven't been run in years and years. Most frequently spotted however are the ghost lights that often move slowly along the track and are usually associated with a specter who is hunting his long lost head. The author seems to have left no stone unturned in looking for these stories and the variety of stories presented is very impressive.

There are two very troubling things about this book however. First of all it is obvious that the author does not take his subject all that seriously and skeptics just do not write good ghost books. The needed passion for the subject is just simply missing when the author is simply relating old tales and makes no effort to talk to recent eyewitnesses to the activity described. The other area where I found this book to be lacking was its depth or rather its lack thereof. Many of the stories related only take up a paragraph or two and hardly any of the stories rate a full two pages. With a little legwork I'm sure that Mr. Reevy could have found numerous old railroaders who would have been glad to relate their personal experiences which would have added greatly to the depth and credibility of this book.

On the positive side there are numerous excellent photos although sometimes the photos have little in common with the stories that they represent. The writing style is pretty good and while there are some well worn stories in this book there are also many stories that I don't imagine have ever appeared in print. I even ran across a tunnel that I have visited but I never knew that it was supposed to be haunted until I read this book.

Overall this is only a fair book as far as the ghost stories go and although no aficionado of ghost stories will want to pass this work up, they shouldn't expect much in the way of details. Train buffs on the other hand will I think find this to be an excellent collection of railroad lore. I grew up in a railroad town and I must admit that the train lover in me found this book to be very appealing.
3082012
Un poemario que rasga y toca fibras que muchos llevamos descubiertas!
Gracias Mara Gngora por escribirlo. Gracias Luisa Navarrete por publicarlo
3421872
The Death Planner by Gillian Larkin is a great ghost mystery where Grace is helping a ghost solve her murder but this time the ghost and murderer is from this time period. A very good mystery and very exciting because it gets suspenseful and usually her books stay pretty lighthearted. There is still the humor, and lots of twists (that's what keeps me coming back to her books). Love this writer's works. This is one of my favorite books! Love the plot and the ghosts and all the characters she brings to 'life'.
1279795
Very enjoyable reading.  It made me almost believe begin to believe in ghosts.  I can't wait to read her  next book in this series.
3231131
I found this one night while on reddit r/creepypasta and I could not stop reading it online.
Once I finished the story, I immediately purchased a copy. I had to own this and support a fellow creative artist.
618609
As a life-long Chicagoan and longtime fan of Ursula Bielski's "Chicago Haunts" book series, I was more than excited when I read that she had written a book about haunts in nearby Gary, Indiana! Bielski's brilliant command of historiography lends beautifully to her reporting Gary's rich collection of ghostlore and paranormal recitals. I am always amazed and intrigued by her fine descriptions of the settings' historic origins and the citizenry's triumphs and tragedies, details which always add to the horror, mystery, and poignancy of the tales. I foolishly read most of the book at night, just before bedtime. After certain stories (and the book, though small, has a good number of them), I was hesitant to turn off the lights and unable to fall asleep quickly. For a horror trooper like me, those were a signs that Bielski had succeeded in giving us another great book of frightening urban folklore. It's perfect reading for the Halloween season!
2588603
It's criminal that this book is out of print and used copies are going for so much money.  I was fortunate to buy a copy- it's even autographed- back in college.  And no I won't sell it to you, because this is one of the best books on ghosts that I've ever read.  Robinson has a knack for striking just the right tone between journalistic and personal, while never dwelling too much on the subject of truth.  He does try to verify details when he can and vouches for the credibility of the people being interviewed.  The end result is down right creepy, but fun all the same.  I've travel through many of the areas discussed in this book and definitely look at those places differently.  Especially that stretch of Route 44, though thankfully, no red-headed ghost.
3576432
I enjoy Rucka's writing both in written fiction and in comics  I hate to think this is Tara's last appearance. Especially since the Ellen Page movie project seems dead in the water. Rucka's  descriptive narrative is almost worthy of Ian Fleming's "sweep".
2577186
I bought this for my sister in law who is obsessed with Supernatural.  The quality of the paper is great. The images are wonderful. It even includes some pictures of the cast towards the end of the book. Some could even be used as small posters if you don't mind tearing them from the book. A great purchase.
3090519
This is one of the most fantastic books I have read in a really long time. This might sound strange, but it has the perfect level of descriptive writing. It flows so well and you get the right amount of information to keep you going without feeling overwhelmed. The voice it is written in is just so amazingly fantastic.

The story line so good. Some aspects were predictable- but it also had some great twists. It's a fantastic ghost story. I like that it isn't straight up horror- it's just a really good and interesting ghost story. I would definitely recommend this to just about anyone who likes to read!
2486888
Liked the book. It completed my collection of Fontana Great Ghost Stories.  The book came in a timely fashion and was as advertised.
2487274
A feminist ghost story gets a HUGE thumbs up from me. S. M. Parker has once again proven that she is an outstanding storyteller. Beautifully crafted, smart, packed with depth and mystery, The Rattled Bones is a work of art that captured me from the first sentence. Its lyrical pages will whisk you away to the sea no matter where you are. Maine's wild beauty is so well captured within the pages, I could almost hear the crashing waves as I read. It might as well be illustrated.

The heart-breaking story of Malaga Island is one that has hidden in the shadows for too long. S. M. Parker tells it the way it deserves to be told, through the eyes of tough and independent Rilla Brae, a teen fisherman who stops labels and stereotypes cold in their tracks. I admired Rilla's determination, was saddened by her grief and loved her sweet relationship with Sam.

I found myself turning pages well into the early morning. It was captivating and impossible to put down. This is one of those rare and powerful stories that stays in your heart. Ill never forget Rilla.
Oh, and be prepared to sleep with the lights on.
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hey dude 1st of all its funny u study hooror and paranormal when ur 1st name is the same as jason voorhees heh. any who ur book is genius and heres my story: so it was a real hot day in the summer and my frend soloman found lipstick he had a sister so he faced  the opposite way of me and peed in it and was gonna give it 2 his sister, she came up and was about 2 try it on when me and soloman blew it we burst out laughing she was around 8 or 7 i was 12 they went home ahlayna was soo peeved, later that day my psyco frend came over her names jordyn and she brought over ghost hunting stuff so me and her went up on the hill it was pretty dark and we stopped and i sed do u hear that tryin 2 scare her she sed uh...no then we continued up the hill we stopped again and we looked it looked like TONS of ghosts were up there i looked at my frend and smiled and sed we found some ghosts then they dissapeared so we continued walking i lokked in the windows of one of the houses and it looked like a guy was stabbing a woman but that could have been shadows. a year later another one of my frends was  outside at 8 o clock and she heard screaming next door she was real little like 9 or 8 then she heard a gunshot another scream than a thud she was outside during a murder! the cops came and the murderer shot himself in the head a week or so later when the cops came close to catching him. ps this was moscow idaho