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  • Ghosts, Goblins, Murder, & Madness: Twenty Tales of Halloween

  • By: Rebecca Rowland - editor
  • Narrated by: Kyle Walton
  • Length: 9 hrs and 36 mins
  • 3.0 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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Ghosts, Goblins, Murder, & Madness: Twenty Tales of Halloween

By: Rebecca Rowland - editor
Narrated by: Kyle Walton
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Featuring 21 different voices hailing from five different countries and 11 states, Ghosts, Goblins, Murder, and Madness is certain to strike a chord with every horror aficionado.

Devil's Night, Day of the Dead, and Halloween have been celebrated around the world in one form or another, beginning with the ancient Celts more than 2,000 years ago. For some revelers, it's a time for guising, or dressing up in elaborate costume; for others, it's a time for practical jokes and mischief; and for some, it's a reverent occasion to acknowledge the thin line between earth and the spirit world.

In this same vein, the stories in this collection provide a wide-angle lens at what comprises the unique expanse of horror fiction today. From hobgoblins and apparitions, to haunted dwellings and cursed possessions, to good intentions gone awry and evil ones turned on the perpetrator, these 20 tales will unsettle, frighten, tickle, and caution, and in the end, listeners may take heed before ever again accompanying their children trick-or-treating, striking up conversations in anonymous chat rooms, or fortifying their homes in an attempt to prevent Halloween vandalism.

Stories:

  • "Asking for It" (JR Pepper)
  • "Tenants" (George Plank)
  • "Foul Treats" (Jon Steffens)
  • "The Boatman’s Rhyme" (Neil May)
  • "Gate Night" (Nick Manzolillo)
  • "Dear Dead Jenny" (Ian McDowell)
  • "Alone on Halloween" (Michael Gore)
  • "Home" (Lewis Crane)
  • "The Bathroom Mirror" (Kenneth Stephenson)
  • "Small Bites" (Rebecca Rowland)
  • "The Hermit of Singer’s Creek" (J. Tonzelli)
  • "Three Spirits" (Daniel Loubier)
  • "Not This Girl" (Michel Sabourin)
  • "The Dark" (Jacquelynn Gonzalez)
  • "Trapped" (Alice La Roux)
  • "The Residents" (Tyson Hanks)
  • "Clutch of Death" (Danielle Bailey)
  • "bad.dreamer84" (Louis Stephenson)
  • "October Surprise" (David Grove)
  • "Masks" (David Garrote and Jean Cleaver)
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Awful!

Calling this a Halloween book is very tenuous, absolutely awful book, I stuck with it hoping that it was going to get better, but it only got worse. The audio editing is terrible quality too.

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