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Hole in the Page - The Website of Carl Barker » Acceptances

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Archive for the Category »Acceptances «. Just heard that my story “ Murder For Dummies. 8216; has been accepted for inclusion in the upcoming inaugural anthology from the Haunt Jaunts. Travel website, due out at the beginning of February 2016. For those interested in visiting haunted buildings and locations, Haunt Jaunts. The anthology collects together 13 terrifying tales centred around ghosts and haunted objects, which may or may not be based on true stories. A taste for Terror. The Scottish Highlands ...

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C. Le Mroch – Courtney Lynn Mroch

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Independent Author, Blogger, Cancer Survivor, a.k.a. Horror Writer C. Le Mroch. Fiction by Courtney Lynn Mroch. Horror by C. Le Mroch. Nonfiction by Courtney Mroch. C Le Mroch is the horror nom de plume for Independent Author Courtney Lynn Mroch. Don’t let the sweet face fool you. It masks a dark mind that delights in the twisted. It always has. C runs as Courtney Mroch.). The two scariest things C.’s ever lived through are:. Cancer. In 2009, C. battled Stage 2 Non Hodgkin Lymphoma. C lives in Nashville,...

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Hole in the Page - The Website of Carl Barker » carl_barker

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Shapes in the Static. Terror Tales of the Scottish Highlands. Gets a decent write-up in the latest issue of Black Static (#53). And you can find the relevant review excerpt concerning my contribution via the Reviews. To read the full review (along with a whole host of excellent stories as well), subscriptions can be obtained from the TTA shop. Sadly out of touch…. Well this is a bit embarrassing…. It seems that when I last changed my email address, I neglected to update the ‘Contact Me’. At the beginning...

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Wee Ghosties: Random hauntings

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In my house and see what I discover. Check back in two weeks to see what my log says. Since this post originated, the house has been hopping! My daughters and I see the little girl running through the house more often than ever (where the heck is she going? And a variety of shadow figures. I still wouldn't classify my house as haunted but I think the likelihood that random hauntings are more prevalent than we thought is worth investigating more. What do you think about random hauntings? May 20, 2010.

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Wee Ghosties: White Eagle Saloon - Portland, Oregon

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White Eagle Saloon - Portland, Oregon. Across the river from Portland's shanghai tunnels, the White Eagle Saloon welcomed the seedier side of frontier life in the early 20th century. After the work whistle blew, men left docks hungry and searching for more than food. They'd board the trolley that lumbered up Mississippi Avenue and leapt off in droves as the conductor yelled out, "Next stop, Bucket of Blood! Sorry, I just had to do it). December 21, 2006. January 16, 2007. January 17, 2007. Seems like man...

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Wee Ghosties: The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall

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The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall. Was it too much to drink or was it something more malevolent one Christmas season of 1835? Raynham Hall, in Norfolk, England, offered one of its guests a glimpse of its now famous Brown Lady one evening. As Colonel Loftus returned to his room that night, he passed a figure of a woman dressed in brown satin. Taking a closer look, he noticed her face fairly glowed and the absence of eyeballs. A small detail but it left a lasting impression upon the colonel. April 24, 2008.

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Wee Ghosties: Safety

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This should be a no-brainer section but let's go over this again with feeling. Never enter an area without back-up and I don't mean your old dog and a cell phone. It's too easy to get lost, hurt or arrested. Make sure you have visited the area in the daylight and have permission from the owner every time you go there. Always carry identification. With the popularity of ghost television programs, there are more and more people out there in the middle of the night. The police are aware of this and ...Join ...

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Wee Ghosties: How to catch a ghost by Rowyn (age 9)

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How to catch a ghost by Rowyn (age 9). Note: Rowyn and I had so much fun writing this post in 2006 that I decided to expand it into its own book. The Girls' Ghost Hunting Guide (perfect for boys too! Will be available May 1, 2012 from Sourcebooks Jabberwocky. Pre-order now at Amazon! For tips, EVPs and what to pack in your ghost hunting bag! How to catch a ghost. Ghosts are sneaky things, they are hard to catch but if you’re patient maybe you can catch one on film! Second: Get your equipment together in ...

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Wee Ghosties: Places to look for ghosts

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Places to look for ghosts. Hotels. I feel this is one of the least explored location for ghosts. Many people wander through there, there are bound to be stories attached. Old cities. New York is teeeeeeeeming with activity, you just need to keep your eyes open. Anywhere near water. In nearly all my cases, there was a body of water nearby. We're not sure what attracts (or traps) ghosts to water but it's worth looking into. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm glad you're here! Join me for the quick and dirty s...