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The Yews of Kingley Vale has been published by Lulu

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‘Ghosts and other supernatural guests’ book launch
A bride buried alive
A call to the altar
A Darker Shade of Spring – a tale of madness
A FEAST OF TERROR, a ghost tale for Thanksgiving
A tale of Chirbury
A tip of the hat – a light tale of the supernatural for Father’s Day
About
Alice’s ghost
An interview with Paul Hodge, author of Freaky Folk Tales
AT THE CURVE OF THE LINE, a ghost story for Christmas
Black cloud over the bride
Book launch: ‘Ghosts and other supernatural guests’ by P. J. Hodge
Christmas Ghosts – They walk abroad!
Cult of the Banshee
Darkwater Hall
Do animals see ghosts?
Don’t go down the mine!
Drowning of a maiden
Freaky Folk Tales reaches 1000 WordPress and 5000 Facebook followers!
Ghosts of Esholt
Here comes Jack-in-the-green!
Horror Wood
In darkness we trust
In that sleep of death—
Innocent’s Song, a ghostly tale for Oranges and Lemons Day
John Daniel returns
LEAVES and other short tales of dread
Mummy’s Evil Eye
My greatest fear: the doppelgänger…
Poetry-reading, gymnastics and other unghostly behaviour!
Return to Tyneham
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the curious case of the moated grange
The bays of the dead
THE BLACK BARGAIN, a dark tale for Walpurgis Night
The Box-Room
The bride went to Heaven; the groom went to Hell
The carriage
The churchyard horror
THE CRAWLING, an echo of the macabre
THE CRAWLS, the story of the Tichborne Dole and its curse.
The Dark Conjurer of Batcombe
The Diary of Reverend Byles
The Druids Knew May Day — a history of May Day customs and celebrations
The etiquette of addressing a ghost at a Victorian séance (and how to avoid embarrassing faux pas)
The Flames of Stalbridge Manor
The Ghost Bureau
The ghost hunter
The Ghost of Alan Mophant
The Ghost of the Grand National
The ghosts of Berkeley Square
The Hapgood Prophecy
The Haunted Cupboard (The malignancy in everyday objects)
The haunted shawl of Carmen
The haunting of Melrose Hall (a ghost story of the American Revolution)
THE HOUSE WITH BLACK SHUTTERS, a tale of torment.
The Judas Burning, a ghost story for Good Friday
The Monks of Lilleshall
THE OLD BELFRY, a ghost story for New Year’s Day
The Seven Fears of Sarah Bernhardt
THE SHEETED DEAD, a Ghost tale for Children’s Book Day
The Shrieking Pit
The Spectral Bride
The Tenement House – a ghost story
The Viaduct (a ghost story)
The witch and the king
The Woman Who Floated Above The Hedge (a ghost story for Mothering Sunday)
The Yews of Kingley Vale
Those who marry ghosts
Three notes of death – the story of an evil entity in a Hove townhouse
Trees of death
UNDER THE IVY, a haunting tale of lost love
Up at Littlecote
Walk with me (to the estuary)
WALK WITH ME (TO THE ESTUARY) – a ghost story
Wedding superstitions and curses
who is it who climbs the stairs?

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