Drivers should travel cautiously through the long, dark stretches of road in Dartmoor, England, near Postbridge and Princetown. The legend of the hairy hands of Dartmoor says that a pair of hands grab the steering wheels of unsuspecting travelers. The…
The Haunted Seguin Lighthouse
The haunted Seguin Lighthouse rests in the Gulf of Maine near the mouth of the Kennebec River. It was established in 1795 and is the second-oldest lighthouse along Maine’s coastline. It’s also the highest lighthouse in the state. THE HAUNTED…
The Pied Piper and the Children of Hamelin
When one thinks of the Middle Ages, many think of King Arthur and handsome, chivalrous knights, chastened maidens, Beowulf, and lots of war. These figures have been depicted countless times over the years, but there’s one that stands out as…
Dealing With Rejection Without Being Gullible
by Trevor Newton Like a lot of writers coming up during the Internet age, I’ve had quite a bit of writing advice bestowed upon me. One of the most common topics for such advice is how to deal with rejections….
Feu Follet, Will-O-The-Wisps, and Jack O’Lanterns
Should you ever find yourself walking along a marsh or swamp in the darkest hour of the night, you may witness a haunting light over the still water. Over the centuries, it’s been called by many names—the French call it…