True Ghost Stories & Paranormal And Ghastly Tales From Beyond

A Perfect Horror Bedtime Story This volume is a chilling anthology of short horror tales meant to be read when the lights are still on-and preferably not alone. Within these pages are stories of: A Haunted Road Electronic Voice Phenomena The Aswang Bangungot The Ghost of a Nun The Vanishing Spirit Possession The Hungry Ghost Month Festival Black-Eyed Kids ...and many more unsettling encounters. The stories compiled in this collection are drawn from real-life experiences-accounts shared by people who have personally faced the unexplained. The names used are those of real individuals, some deceased, others survivors of violent or traumatic events. In certain cases, names have been changed at the request of the storytellers, for reasons known only to them. I cannot honestly say that I have liked every ghost I have encountered. In real experience, not all spirits are benign. Some are deeply unpleasant. There are countless stories of faceless voices that whisper to the lonely-voices that come from nowhere, that threaten, coax, terrify, or slowly drive their listeners toward madness. Inferno has long been described in gruesome, grisly, and garish detail by philosophers, writers, and painters. Yet they are not the only ones who have glimpsed the underworld. Inferno is an open book, available to anyone willing to turn its pages-a coloring book of sorts, one you may fill in yourself. Many people have unknowingly designed their own private hells, populated by their own devils and demons. And as many have discovered, you do not have to die to live there-though it often helps. As Antoine de Saint-Exup ry once said: "Only the unknown frightens men. But once a man has faced the unknown, that terror becomes the known." And H. P. Lovecraft reminds us: "The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown." WARNING: Do not read this book alone. Make sure you are in a well-lit area. The entities associated with these stories may not remain confined to the pages-and they might choose to interact with you.