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Halloween
Real American Hot Spots
Every state has its spooky paranormal locations. This book lists 200 haunted hotels, restaurants, bars, museums, and other haunted spaces that you can visit for yourself in all fifty states. In Passport to the Paranormal, expert ghost hunter Rich Newman explores the nature of each location's activity and provides historical details. You also will find photos that help bring the stories alive. These active locations are operating businesses, so you, too, can experience the haunts and apparitions.
Gallivant with ghostly gunfighters at Big Nose Kate's Saloon in Tombstone, Arizona. Take a twirl with the Lady in Blue at the Moss Beach Distillery in California. Try not to get pranked by the Sheriff, the resident spirit at the Grand Old Lady Hotel in Balsam, North Carolina. Discover these and hundreds more stories of hauntings, specters, and things that go bump in the night in this treasure trove of real paranormal activity.
In the fourth instalment in 'The Witch of the Forest's Guide to...' series, explore the magickal and powerful world of tarot. The world of tarot cards is swirling with rich meaning, symbolism and secrets waiting to reveal themselves. Whether you're new to witchcraft, tarot, or both, this beginner's guide to tarot magick is for you! Including stunning illustrations from The Witch of the Forest's very own Tarot Magick deck (illustrated by Viki Lester of Forensics and Flowers), and brimming with easy-to-learn information, explore the in-depth meanings and symbolism of every card, develop your intuitive tarot skills, and improve your wellness practice through the power of witchcraft and tarot. Learn how to: Interpret all 78 cards in the modern tarot deck, Understand the difference between the 'Major' and 'Arcana' cards, including the difference between a pentacle, wand, sword and cup card, Note the importance of the element, zodiac signs and planet in astrology associated with each card Explore the significance of numerology in tarot, Practice a tarot 'spread' and give yourself a tarot reading, Incorporate tarot into your witchy and wellbeing practice, Give a tarot reading for friends and family, ...and much more! The book's jacket can also be flipped and used to practice a simple three-card-spread. With recipes, rituals and tips and tricks taken from The Witch of the Forest's personal grimoire, learn how to use the cards as part of spells, to help you understand yourself better, and to improve your self-love practice. Enchanting, empowering, and bursting with spellbinding artwork, The Witch of the Forest's Guide to... series covers everything you need to know to begin and thrive on your witchcraft journey. From embracing and working with nature to learn more about green magick, to harnessing the magickal power of the moon and the stars, explore the life-changing world of witchcraft for wellbeing in Natural Magick, Earth Magick, Astrology Magickand Tarot Magick. Also available, the Tarot Magick deck, the ultimate tarot deck for the modern witch.
Motionless now and in absolute silence, she awaited her doom, the moments growing to hours, to years, to ages; and still those devilish eyes maintained their watch. Seen by contemporaries as a natural successor to Edgar Allan Poe but with the added dimensions of a man who had witnessed true horror fighting in some of the bloodiest battles of the American Civil War, Ambrose Bierce was one of America's leading convention-defying writers, critics and essayists of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries - but still remains relatively unknown by many fans of the genre. This new collection not only brings together some of Bierce's best and most unusual stories (such as 'An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge', 'The Moonlit Road' and 'The Death of Halpin Frayser') but also highlights those aspects of his life which saw him as a loner, someone who stepped aside from society and observed it as some other being. Even in death Bierce was unconventional, disappearing to join the Mexican Revolution, never to be seen again - a mystery editor Mike Ashley explores in a closing essay for the book.