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Tag Archives: ghost stories
Cemetery Press in 2018
Considering I didn’t have a new book out in 2018, I was pleased with the attention that 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die continued to draw. It opened doors for me to speak at a bunch of new (to … Continue reading →
Graveyard Field Trips on Wattpad
When I put together my first book of cemetery essays, I had so many essays written that I had to leave some of them out. I tried to be conscious of how many California cemeteries I included, how many times … Continue reading →
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Cemetery of the Week #161: The Old Huguenot Cemetery
Old Huguenot Cemetery aka the Huguenot Cemetery or the Public Burying Ground of St. Augustine A1A Orange Street Saint Augustine, Florida 32084 Established officially: 1821 Size: one-half acre Number of interments: approximately 436 Open: Third Saturday of every month (see … Continue reading →
Bibliography for Whistling Past the Graveyard
I’m off to debut a new lecture called Whistling Past the Graveyard at StokerCon on the Queen Mary this morning. It’s a collection of stories about ghosts, vampires, and the devil — and the graveyards they roam. I put together a … Continue reading →
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Creeping In and Out of Cemeteries
by Anne Born I’ve finally convinced my children that it can be both informative and restorative to visit cemeteries. Is this a major accomplishment and testimony to my superlative parenting skills? Yes, most definitely. My daughter and I paid a … Continue reading →
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