Ghosts Revisited 8

by William P. Robertson

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Overview

William P. Robertson's GHOSTS REVISITED 8 includes 19 more spooky tales from Pennsylvania and New York State. Residual hauntings, cannibalistic monsters, and spontaneous human combustion add to the fear factor.

Description

William P. Robertson's eighth ghost story collection crackles with energy and infinite strangeness. The Effie Goodwin and Blue-Eyed Six murders, for example, spawned phantoms that will not rest. Cannibalistic monsters of Indian lore contribute their own brand of horror while the SHC death of a Coudersport doctor adds a gruesome touch. The cleaning staff of the Penn Wells Hotel in Wellsboro, PA has been spooked by shadow figures, as well. Then there's the story of Pennsylvania witches that's bound to breed nightmares. Add in a teen fated to die on her birthday, and GHOSTS REVISITED 8 will frighten long after it's been read.

About the author

William P. Robertson was born in Bradford, Pennsylvania in 1950. After graduating with honors from Mansfield University, he began writing horror as a release from Sunlight Deprivation Syndrome that plagues him each winter. He soon created his own brand of Gothic horror that has been published in magazines worldwide. In his spare time, Bill enjoys trout fishing and taking spooky photos of the desolate region where he lives.