A one of a kind read.  Not a novel but a collection of never-before published accounts of the bizarre, the ghastley and the horrible.  

This book is the result of years of collecting stories on porches, around campfires, wherever the stories were at.   These are not the same tired old stories you've seen in those little books at check-out counters.  It would be unlikely that you've heard more than one or two of these stories.  This is not a work of fiction or fact.  It is a work of belief.  The people who told these tales believed them.  Most people have seen, heard or experienced something that could not be repeated for fear of how people may react.  I'm sure you can understand how difficult stories of this nature are to collect.  People being the way they are, I'm sure that a few are not true but they were sure fun to listen to.  


   Sitting alone in the dark in some dark hollow in the Appalachian mountains can make anyone's imagination run a little wild.  With the Catamounts, the Bear and the Black Panthers easing about in the darkness you can get a little unsettled.   These stories are, for the most part, from these hollows and mountains.   A few are from elsewhere. Most are very old while a few are as recent as the nineties.  But I guarantee, they are different.  Out of all the stories collected by the author the only ones included in this compilation are the ones believed to have never  been printed or published before.  

Read about a man being swallowed whole by a blacksnake!

Know the secret of the moaning tree.Read accounts of Black Panthers and Catamounts.

Learn of things about the little people you will not hear about anywhere else.

Discover beings you never knew existed.Read about strange hexes and curses.

Know more about ghosts than you may wish to know.

Hauntings and Haints galore... a must read.

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