Stories from Deadwood, Tombstone, and the Old Frontier
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Jessica Freeburg
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Natalie Fowler
Popular, proven format: more than 50,000 copies of the Ghostly Tales books have sold
Market: The horror genre ranks fifth in revenue by genre, bringing in nearly $80 million per year
21 fascinating stories of reported paranormal activity that pertain to the Wild West
Ghostly tales featuring legendary figures, such as Wild Bill and Virgil Earp, as well as classic destinations like Deadwood and Tombstone
Some of the country’s most famous haunts, as well as lesser known tales
Compelling short stories, written in a narrative nonfiction style that pulls readers in via dialogue and action, creating a captivating, campfire-story feel
Each story is thoroughly researched and inspired by true encounters reported in primary sources, such as newspapers and news reports
Stories from the states of Arizona, California, Colorado, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming
Award-winning authors are horror fans, professional writers, and active paranormal investigators with a passion for preserving history and legends
They have traveled from New York to Los Angeles, investigating some of the most notoriously haunted locations in the US
Authors are respected in the paranormal field, having appeared in documentaries on networks such as the Travel Channel and Amazon Prime