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Shadows in Salem: Wicked Tales from the Witch City Kindle Edition
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Feel the summer breeze at Salem Willows and smell the scent of mulled cider drifting down Derby Street. See the wharf from a birds-eye-view, feel your toes in the sand while the sun sets over Dead Horse Beach, and find the secrets that reside in the very cracks of three-hundred-year-old tombstones in the Old Burying Ground. Spend a night among ghosts and witches and know the magic of Salem, where myth and legend collide with truth. Do beware, dear friends, for the Witch City has a dark side, and there is more to those legends than what you might read in the pages of a dusty old book. Remember to look over your shoulder, for you never know what shadows follow you down that dimly lit corridor.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateSeptember 6, 2016
- File size1797 KB
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- ASIN : B01H7NONG4
- Publisher : FunDead Publications; 1st edition (September 6, 2016)
- Publication date : September 6, 2016
- Language : English
- File size : 1797 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 195 pages
- Lending : Enabled
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,357,527 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,269 in Horror Anthologies (Kindle Store)
- #2,825 in Horror Short Stories
- #3,071 in Horror Anthologies (Books)
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About the authors
I grew up near Pennsylvania Amish country and began writing while living in San Francisco.
Odd bits of information, like historical footnotes, often turn into stories.
A museum exhibit sparked "Mud," in Terra! Tara! Terror. WWI was mechanized slaughter, a "modern" war with tanks and planes, but also cavalry charges! Imperial War Museum photos show soldiers with dogs and cats, which killed rats in the trenches, and boosted the men's morale. Dogs were trained to carry messages, lay communications wire, and haul machine guns. Animals were decorated. My grandfather told stories about the horses and mules used in WWI.
Genealogy prompted "My Jack" in Flame Tree's Urban Crime. My great- and great-great-grandmothers emigrated from London, England in 1886.
Recently read: Salt, by Mark Kurlansky, the saga of that common substance; Heretics: The Wondrous (and Dangerous) Beginnings of Modern Philosophy, a graphic novel by Steven and Ben Nadler. The Library Book by Susan Orlean, and lots by Jody Picoult!
Amber Newberry is the Editor-in-Chief of FunDead Publications, and she writes as often as the muse gives her opportunity. She published her first novel, 'Walls of Ash', in 2012, and released a follow-up novella called 'The Widow's Blessing'. She is currently working on the second novel in the Daughters of Rhineholt Series: 'The Masque and the Mausoleum'.
Amber has published short stories in 'Shadows in Salem', as well as 'O Horrid Night'. She currently has two young adult novels in the works. Amber lives in Salem, MA, where it's Halloween all year 'round. She spends most of her extra time writing, planning insane theme parties, and getting tattoos. Amber is married to her very own bard, and together they've raised three beautiful fur-babies.
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Obviously some stories will stand out more than others for any given individual in any anthology, but even with such disparity, there is not a single story here that I did not at least appreciate and enjoy on some level. I will point out a few that were particularly notable to me: "No Hopeful Verse," "The Devil's Dance," and "A Shock of Feathers." Add to that "The Thing in the Graveyard," "Little Brother," and "It's A Wonderful Death." Really, the book in total was a good time.
There's nothing like reading a collection of scary stories around the season of Halloween...especially when that collection is themed around what might very well be the most wicked city of all...
i grew up loving "ghost story" anthologies (of course, this is a much broader term these days, not just pertaining to ghosts.) i'd find them at thrift stores, in the school library, buy them from barnes and noble. i know a good ghost story book when i pick one up. this one, and the new orleans one are great reads, well picked. i'm happy i've got them in my library for good.
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