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| Item no. 480 Chicken Skin: True Spooky Stories of
Hawai’I, Rick Carroll, 1996, illus, 126 pp $14.95 |
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The Dead are all around in Hawaii and this
appealing book gives us 32 accounts by people who have experienced the inexplicable in
Hawai’I. Real, contemporary stories of strange encounters with Madame Pele, the Night
Marchers, ancient bones, and more. The rock that talked. A baby who played with the
usually deadly Nightmarchers. Two of my favorites were the woman who got a guided
graveyard tour—from a ghost. And a spirit who told his own story of haunted golf
courses to a journalist during the PGA Grand Slam at Poipu Bay.
Please note that Chicken Skin is a trademark of Glen Grant. |
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| Ghostly Tales for Over the Pali: An Audio Tour
through Hawaii’s Supernatural with Glen Grant, Glen Grant, 1996, approx 60 min NOT
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE |
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| These are really good stories! Althought this started off
with a rather conventional phantom hitchhiker child ghost, it picked up spooky speed fast
with the Bridge at Kipapa Gulch where security guards quickly learn to ignore the screams
they hear, a police office who chased a phantom, and the terrible faceless ghost at a
drive-in. Contents: Side A A Lost Child in Manoa, Haunted Makapu’u, A Phantom
Hitchhiker at Kahuku, The Haunted House of Waimea Valley, Under the Bridge at Kipapa
Gulch, The Soul’s Leaping Place at Ka’ena, Mysterous Lights at Makaha; Side B
Restless Spirits at Kualakai, Faceless Ghost at ‘Ewa, A Strange Encounter at Salt
Lake, Pork over the Pali, The Legend of Morgan’s Corner, In the Graveyard at Manoa |
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| Hawaii’s Best Spooky Tales, True Local
Spine-tinglers, Rick Carroll, 1997, art, maps, guide to spooky places, $11.95 |
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| True, contemporary spooky island stories related by a
variety of eyewitnesses. The woman who kicked a heiau (temple) and was attacked by
spirits who grabbed her ankles, cutting off her blood. Madam Pele, who confounded local
officials by refusing to be evacuated during an eruption. A hairy-handed ghost who tried
to choke a child at Hickham AFB. Some stories are told matter-of-factly while some tellers
have a more dramatic style. The interest for me is how Hawaii’s "legends"
carry over into today. |
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| Oahu Spookies,
AUDIOTAPE Jeff Gere, 60 min. $11.00 |
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| I'm listing this audio tape here instead of under "Voices from Beyond" because I don't want you to overlook
it. These true contemporary ghost stories, told by a man with a thousand voices, are
terrifying and emotionally harrowing. This is an extraordinary tape. Contents: I Met a Man Who Met Pele, Shark's Cove, TuTus,
When Kona Winds Blow, Teacher Tale, Lily: In the Roots of Ironwood Trees, Your Daddy One
Shark |
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