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| The Ghost of Elvis and Other Celebrity Spirits, Daniel Cohen, 1994, 100 pp $5.99 PB $14.95 HB |
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IThe night a trucker picked up the
ghost of Elvis hitchhiking to Memphis. The ghosts of "Superman," Edgar Allan
Poe, Rudolph Valentino, King George III and more. I was especially intrigued by the tale
of a chess champion who haunted a computer—making it play chess when it wasn't
plugged in. |
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| Ghostly Tales
of Love & Revenge, Daniel Cohen, 1992, 96 pp. $3.50
PB $14.95 HB |
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| Love is stronger than death and Daniel Cohen proves it in
these absolutely ghastly tales of love beyond the grave. "The uniform [Bruno] wore
was now rotted and tattered. His face had become a mask of skin tightly stretched over a
grinning skull. He pointed a skeletal hand toward a freshly dug grave. "This,"
he said, "is our wedding bed." Yeesh! Gruesome cover too. I don't advise taking
this book on your honeymoon. |
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| Ghostly Warnings, Daniel Cohen, 1996, line art, 64 pp NOW OUT OF PRINT. ASK
US TO FIND YOU A NICE USED COPY. |
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An unusual book about
"deadly doubles"—dopppelgangers and omens of death. The poet
Shelley, who met his double at Carnival in Venice. The writer, Guy de Maupassant, whose
double heralded the illness that would destroy him. A planchette that warned a woman of an
impending attack by her murderous husband. A topic not much discussed today and
exceptionally good illustrations. |
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| Ghosts! Ghostly
Tales from Folklore, An I Can Read Book, Alvin
Schwartz, illus. by Victoria Chess, 1991, line art, 63 pp. SORRY No longer
available. Please ask us to find you a nice used copy. |
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| Simple, but effective stories for newer readers. And I love
the puffy-ghost illustrations. The ghost who got bottled, how to get rid of a ghost,
the haunted umbrella. |
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| Ghosts,
Hauntings, and Mysterious Happenings, Phyllis Raybin Emert,
1992, line art, biblio., glossary, 119 pp. $2.99 |
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| In addition to tales of ESP, reincarnation, dowsing, and
premonitions, there are some dandy ghost stories here. The drums of death at Cortachy
Castle. The ghost who warned her tail-gunner son of an enemy attack. A ghostly, gruesome
battle re-enacted at Killiecrankie in Scotland. |
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