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For a few days, Thomas Bauerle’s excellent book on the Japanese Paranormal is on sale in Kindle format at just 999 cents. Grab it while you can.… Here are a few recent reviews…. This book is really scary and at times funny. It has a sweeping history and geography lesson of Japan that weaves nicely with the stories, and makes it even more interesting and frightful; that is, to think it all really exists. The author Thomas Bauerle, apparently a transplant from the United States, but living in Japan for a number of years, brings an unusual perspective to the well worn Ghost genres, that most Americans will appreciate even more. Because it’s in another country, that strangeness adds to the overall effect. This would be a good book to
Read More »True Tales of Haunted Places
I have a new book out in the run up to the Xmas period. It’s called True Tales of Haunted Places and its a compilation of my own stories and submissions to the My Haunted Life Too website that I think make a very creepy little book. Its available for pre-order now and will be officially released on December 10th. I love the cover!
Read More »FREE on Kindle all weekend
Please download my new book – The Black Eyed Kids – for FREE on Kindle this weekend. Find out about this creepy phenomenon and beware the knock at your door! Tell your friends to download it too!!
Read More »My Haunted Life Extreme Edition – Countdown
The compilation of the three hit My Haunted Life books is available for a strictly limited time for just 99 cents or 99 pence. Grab it while you can or forever miss it! 50 true creepy stories of ghosts, demons and the paranormal for just 99 cents? Am I crazy? That is 2 cents per story! Find out why these books have sold over 4000 copies and grab the compilation now while the offer lasts. Then, come back later and buy a whole bunch of paperbacks to give as Halloween gifts later… Buy it here. Reviews – My Haunted Life, should be called My Scary Life as it is a very good example of a writer praying on experiences that we all can relate to. The Poltergeist relates to those
Read More »My Haunted Life Too
Sometimes an idea will hit you and you think “I can’t do that!” Then you remember that unless you try to do something it isn’t going to happen at all and, since we create our own reality, let’s take a shot at creating something…. Well, such a thought passed through my noggin while cycling a trail in the Czech Mountains. Too many bumps? Maybe, but I thought why not start a ghost story website? Yes, there are a few around already but everyone has a story – a creepy story – so why not try to get them to submit those stories to a website and promote my own ghost books all at the same time? A couple of days later and Hey Presto! My Haunted Life Too was born.
Read More »All Ears
These days, I ask everyone if they have ever seen a ghost or had a strange experience. It’s been great for material for the My Haunted Life books. Everyone – and I mean even the most cynical people I know – has a story to tell. Some of them are terrifying and some just weird but everyone has a story. Since I write, I tell stories. I do it all of the time whether it’s a client white paper or a story in one of my books. I tell stories. Sometimes, I am so busy telling stories I forget to listen to other people’s stories. So, to go around asking people about their stories and hearing such a diverse collection of really scary and interesting stuff is an exercise in
Read More »My Haunted Life Too – Reviewed
Here is a really nice review by Alienora Taylor – pop over to her blog – I promise you will enjoy it there…. Thanks to Alienora…. MY HAUNTED LIFE TOO: True Tales of the Paranormal By G.Michael Vasey This short collection of paranormal accounts takes us in a dizzying ride from Vasey’s childhood in Yorkshire, through creepy holidays in caravans and haunted cottages, into the truly nasty contents of American basements and, ultimately, on to the more spiritual, even uplifting, side of what we commonly refer to as a haunting experience. At the same time, this down-to-earth, mainly understated, series of stories asks the reader to think about the nature of reality – and, indeed, of our perception. How, Vasey asks, can we ever be sure of the reality of
Read More »Real Ghost Stories Online Interview
Yesterdays podcast from Real Ghost Stories Online featured an interview with me – thanks to Tony and Jenny for having me on the show. I enjoyed it and I really do enjoy their podcasts. If you haven’t listened in to one of their shows, I recommend that you do … lot’s of fun and very professionally produced as well. I am in the latter half of the podcast…..
Read More »Battle Cry! (From My Haunted Life 3)
Here is a short story from My Haunted Life 3 – out now on Kindle….. My Dad told me this creepy story several times when I was growing up. His childhood wasn’t so great and so he liked to escape at weekends or whenever he could. His best friend, Jack, and he, loved to cycle, camp and hike around East Yorkshire and that’s what they did just anytime they could. It was the years directly after the war and there was little traffic or other people to bother them. One night, they pitched their small two-man tent in a farmer’s field near Long Marston. They knew very well that, in the vicinity, many years ago, a battle had taken place there during the English Civil war – The battle of
Read More »Christmas is Just Silly!
Christmas has many facets. One of them is the never ending commercialization of what really should be a simple family Christian religious celebration. Of course, christmas has in its central theme, much for non-Christians to peruse and consider in terms of its greater spiritual meaning and in terms of other non-Christian celebrations at this time of the year. However, the endless commercialization has really spoiled for me what used to be a happy and beautiful time of the year. In the Czech Republic, christmas decorations generally still go up around the 1st December. Some of the chain stores with HQ’s overseas start earlier though. In other places like the US and the UK, christmas basically now starts in October or even earlier. It is no longer a religious holiday unless
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