Ghastly Reading List

Hey guys. So I'm backlogged on my own reading list. I try to keep up with it; however...well, its difficult. So, I have decided, due to other projects going on, that I will reduce my reading list updates to a bi-monthly event, with the exception of the holidays, which will become weekly.

This week, an account of Ghost Hunters from Texas. A decent read...but it seems a little...well. It just seems like everyone is trying to come out with a unique niche for the Ghost Hunting thing (for the last several years really).

Lemme know what yall think.

GHastly Reading List

Well, my suggestion this week, is for you guys to go out and get a Kindle...or equivalent. Its 2012...and while the world may end in December, I strongly doubt that. So, I think its a great investment, and truth be told, its about damn time you guys switched from analog!

Nostalgia

Maybe, its due to the coming end of the world, but I'm feeling a little nostalgic! So, I thought I would bring back a little blast from my past...the movie that rocked the 80s in the mind of a 5 year old boy! GhostBusters!

GhostBusters!

Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays! Merry Christmas!

This week, I bring you a chilling anthology of Haunted Christmas Tales! Please note, I'm releasing this reading list a week early. So you can 2-3 day the delivery, and enjoy this next to a fire with some cocoa as the day approaches!

Ghastly Reading List

This week; I'm still in that mystery novel I had quoted last week. So, I offer up an anthology of of local hauntings. I've used it to find a place to investigate before, and it likely has 10-20 sites in your state alone.

Also, as the Holidays approach, I want to wish you guys the best of them!

Ghastly Fiction

This week, I decided to change it up, just a tiny bit for you guys! Instead of my usual recommendation to read a book about Ghost Stories, I decided to recommend this book.

I will be honest, I picked this one up for the Kindle, thinking it would be a Ghost Story...and it certainly leans that way. However, I want to be clear, it is a mystery set in Ireland, with some seemingly paranormal elements. I haven't finished it yet, but the local flavor has got me interested...plus I'm part Irish. I think.

Check it out!

Black Friday Watch List

Why go to the Mall? Amazon has a mall at your Fingertips; with delivery in a week!

Here are my recommendations for the Ghost Hunter in your life!

First, let me start by recommending...a GHOST HUNTING KIT! That's right! Get something that will get your little...or significantly older...Ghost Hunter off the couch! Visiting some creepy locations or going on Ghost Walks together is great family/couple time!

Buy it now!

However, you can go the a-la-carte route, and pick up a K2 Meter(measures electromagnetic energy), a Remote Thermometer, or a Digital Voice Recorder!

Video, Movies, Etc

Poltergeist: The classic haunting movie. It started them all!

Ghost Hunters: The pinnacle of paranormal reality! Get the latest season today!

Books

Seeking Spirits: TAPS (from the Ghost Hunters) keeps meticulous records. Read some of the most interesting cases that never made it to air.

The Ghost Hunter's Survival Guide: Great tips on how to prepare for an encounter with the incomprehensible.

Happy Turkey Day

I decided to write this week's reading list a bit early. However, I'll make some black friday recommendations for you guys tommorrow!

So if you have a family member who loves ghosts, be sure to read! I'll post it super early, as well, so that you can get your shopping done ASAP!

But for this week's reading list, while your cutting the pumpkin pie; check this out! A great book about Haunted houses, chalk full of information. Dirt cheap on Kindle!

Ghostly Reading List Update

Hey guys! This week's book, is an account of a local haunting in Tennessee, known as the Bell Witch Haunting. This haunting was the basis for the movie 'An American Haunting' and even influenced 'The Blair Witch Project'.

My suggestion? Buy the book and 'An American Haunting', and compare the two.

Happy Veterans Day!

As a Veteran of Iraq, I want to wish all of my fellow service member's a safe and proud holiday! I've always thought it was poignant that our day of honor should be on Armistice Day, the day to mark the end of war. I hope you guys stay safe! And it is my fervent wish that the horrors of war be ended, as soon as humanly possible, wherever they exist.

In respect and love, here is today's ghostly book suggestion!

Ghostly Reading List Update

Hey guys, so I just finished reading last week's book. I have to admit, while it isn't so scary, it is well worth the read, if your interested in the phenomenon. Ghosts is chock full of stories, both anecdotal and well-documented, that span the width and breadth of the continent. Well worth it for any investigator.

However, if you are looking to get scared, take a look at this book. It did the trick for me.

Weekly Reading List

Hey folks! Thanks for checking out the site! I'm currently int he process of getting some awesome ghost stories for you all to read on the site, which I will try to schedule for posting the first Tuesday of every month. However, I've decided to post, every week, what sort of things I'm reading.

Don't expect this list to change so often, as it sometimes takes me quite a while to read a book.

Currently Reading: Ghosts. A great book, its huge, like 500+ pages, and really cheap. The stories are not so scary, but rather interesting, because the author claims them to be true.