Ghosts across Kentucky

"It is a delightful book and is both entertaining and a stunning revelation of generations of stories that will introduce you to some very frightening creatures of the night."—Bourbon Times

"Offers a valuable glimpse of rural society in an era when storytelling was a vital part of daily life."—Cincinnati Enquirer

"Spans the spectrum of hauntings, including the predictable tales of graveyard ghosts, unusual stories of animal ghosts, and an unexpected touch of the contemporary in 'Haunted Dorms, Fraternities, and Sororities.'"—Filson Club History Quarterly

"Guaranteed to chill the bones of even the most skeptical, or at least tickle them."—Kentucky Monthly

"Next time the wind starts to blow, turn off the lights and the television, gather the kids around the fireplace and read these stories aloud."—Lexington Herald-Leader

"For those who love the unreal and revel in a good scare, this is the ideal bedside table book. . . . It's positively spooky."—Louisville Courier-Journal

"280 stories from across the Bluegrass State—reports of phantom workmen, fallen soldiers, young lovers and executed criminals as well as tales of graveyards, haunted dormitories and vanishing hitchhikers."—Publishers Weekly

"A lively, fascinating opening of the doorway into one aspect of the folk underworld."—Ray Browne