Along with its Wild West spirit, geographical diversity, dramatic history and sheer size, Texas contains a wealth of spine-tingling stories of the supernatural. Enjoy tales of Texas hauntings from the Alamo, Big Bend National Park, Dallas, Fort Worth, Laredo, Galveston, Corpus Christi and more.
I was on the hunt for another book at Half Price Books when I spotted this one. It didn't look familiar and Halloween is next weekend so I decided to buy it.
There were several old favorites and some new stories. Several stories sent shivers through me. Many fall into the category of folklore, some are anecdotes, while a few are legends. All in all, this was a good choice to read right before Halloween.
Credulous and simply written, this is pretty much a sourcebook for anybody looking to run spooky games like Call of Cthulhu - that's why I got it in the first place.
This was a pretty easy and interesting read overall, though I recognize many, many stories from books I read as a child (Stories That Must Not Die, Ghost Stories of Old Texas, etc). It would've been nice to have a few more stories centered around South Texas, as well, however, as opposed to sticking primarily to major Texas cities.
I really liked this one beter then When darkness fall -- It is full of short stories ranging from distant past to fairly recent future.. If you like to hear about ghost stories I think you will enjoy this book.