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| Horror in Paradise, Grim and Uncanny Tales from
Hawaii and the South Seas. A. Grove Day and Bacil F. Kirtley, eds, 1986, 285 pp $6.95 |
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| About half the book is truly ghost stories, but Ive
yet to locate a book exclusively on Pacific Island ghost stories and this has some
dandies! Unusual, eye-witness stories, told in understated, stiff-upper-lip fashion. The
many spirits of Manga Ravaan old Chinese man smoking his pipe, a Black Dog, the
disgruntled ghost of a "long pig" (cannibal victim). A Samoan poltergeist. The
murder victim seen at Christmas with his face all over blood and his head covered with
banana leaves, just as when living. The ghost who stank of decay and a thousand
corruptions. Gripping tales of shipwreck, slavers, cannibalism, whaling, native burials,
curses, sorcery and all sorts of island eeriness. |
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