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The Ghost of 29 Megacycles
What if science could come up with an equipment to communicate with the dead?
Psychometry and History in “Window to The Past”
The late ghost hunter Hans Holzer was a prolific writer on the topic in the 1960’s. This is one of his more interesting forays into origins of legends.
Three Investigators Series – Not Just for Kids Anymore
The youth book series featuring Jupiter, Pete, and Bob using their celebrated crimesolving skills continues to attract the young and young at heart. Both fans and collectors across the glove vie for increasingly rare copies of the original books featuring the trio and their first sponsor Alfred Hitchcock.
The Insanity of a Governess
A debate on whether the governess from the novel “A Turn of the Screw” is a reliable narrator or not.
10 Bone Chilling Books to Get You Ready for Halloween
As Halloween quickly approaches, here are a few terrifying tales to put you in the mood.
The Morals of Henrik Ibsen
A critique of three plays by Henrik Ibsen including Ghosts, an Enemy of the people, and The Wild Duck. It delves into the moral beliefs of Ibsen and how they relate to these plays.
Scar Night by Alan Campbell: A Reader’s Review
Alan Campbell’s debut novel stands out among other works of Fantasy. Ignoring all of the traditional elements of this genre has allowed him to create a one-of-a-kind setting in the form of the city of Deepgate.
