"The Ghastly Tales Is an Anthology where few pieces of Horror and Thriller Storys gathered together by Deepthi the Compiler Of “The Ghastly Tales” and also a Co-Author in it. The Compiler’s aim is to give a new dimension to creative writing and this Anthology is a stepping stone for it. Every story in this Anthology has it’s own partition of horror and suspense, which will definately make you feel Alarmed. "
A newly revised and corrected translation of what is perhaps the most famous and oft told tales of horror in Japan. The legend of Iwa and her curse blurs the lines between fact and fiction as it spins its terrifying tale of ghostly vengeance. Over nearly four hundred years in the repertoire of itinerant storytellers, in dramatic performances on stage, and in modern adaptations for anime and film, Iwa's story has lost none of its intoxicating power over the imagination. (c) Chisokudo Publications 2020 - Also available as an Apple iBook and as a Kindle eBook
The Anthology Horror short stories compiled in this Volume are based on Real Experience and stories of real people. The names used in the stories are names of real person who are either deceased or have survived a violent event or situation. Some changed their name as requested for whatever reason it might serve them. If I am going down a creepy road at night, I would rather be riding a car rather than on foot. It makes me feel a lot safer and moves around quicker. It doesn’t mean you are always safe though. Sometimes unexplained or just something paranormal are waiting to happen. There is a term for such a phenomenon the appearance in consciousness of memory images which are not recognize as such but appear as real. Sleep seems like a simple human rights does it not? Like eating and clothing the body. If you are hungry and came to me for food, would I hesitate to give it to you? Of course not. If you have nothing to wear would I not give you something of my own? Certainly I would. But if you needed sleep, a few hours of precious oblivion, how could I help you? I couldn’t and there is nothing I can do about it. We live in a changing times that we fear tomorrow more than yesterday. What’s to come next? Will be annihilated in our bed? Will we die from sleep paralysis? Will the ghost that had come with this book never leave you again? Is there any way ever living in peace ever again? Who can save us or the end is inevitable. WARNING: Do not read this book alone. And make sure that you are reading in a well-lighted area. The entities that are associated with this book might interact with you.
Traces the development of comics from the gross psychotic visions of the ultra-primitive 'pre-code' horrors, through to the relatively sophisticated graphic nightmares of Warren and Skywald. Fully illustrated throughout, this is a concise, entertaining and enlightening examination of this most popular and persecuted of comicbook genres.
This exquisite collection of four short stories is bound to both chill and delight you. In "Henry's Hand," you'll see that it's sometimes hard to know where the fog ends and fantasy begins. You'll meet Jake Cullin, a very nice fellow, but you most certainly won't want to stick around when the "Soul Catcher" drops in for a visit. Then there's the dinner invitation you'll want to consider, the one where one hostess tells the other to "Wake Me When It's Over." Last, but not least, you'll join Bill and his wife as they head off for a vacation they'll never forget -- or ever want to repeat -- the one in Asbury Park, where "Someone Lies Waiting."
Coasters, carousels, an old cemetery and sprawling hotel on a stormy lakeside. Visit this haunted tour of scrapbook memories where legendary summers intersect with history and rumor. Told in vignettes that weave stories, newspaper clippings, postcards, and images, Ghastly Tales weaves the tales of four families through the decades at a lakeside resort and amusement park where everyone eventually returns.
This spine-tingling novel has more than enough fear factor for the most ardent fan of scary stories. Uncle Montague lives alone in a big house, but regular visits from his nephew, Edgar, give him the opportunity to recount some of the frightening stories he knows. As each tale unfolds, an eerie pattern emerges of young lives gone awry in the most terrifying of ways. Young Edgar begins to wonder just how Uncle Montague knows all these ghastly tales. This clever collection of stories-within-a-story is perfectly matched with darkly witty illustrations by David Roberts. Look for the other spine-tingling book in Chris Priestley's Tales of Terror series, Tales of Terror from the Black Ship!
A collection of twenty traditional tales from southern Texas viewed through the author's experiences on the cattle ranches owned by his father, including one in an area known as "el desierto muerto."
