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In Appalachian towns and cities, mountains and hills, highways and back roads, a long history of mysteries, odd experiences, and strange beings defy explanation. Unknown voices and footsteps on empty stairs. Quilts and bathrobes that move in the middle of the night. Unexpected apparitions. These stories----from Georgia to Virginia and Pennsylvania, from Kentucky to Tennessee and West Virginia--will raise the hair on your neck, prompt you to visit nearby haunts, touch you and make you laugh. So, pull up a chair. What we're about to tell you is true.

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"Terry Shaw has worked as a newspaper reporter and columnist, a copywriter and publicist, a freelance book editor, and a Fortune 500 company's content manager. His experience editing a daily newspaper on the coast of Maine inspired his novel, ""The Way Life Should Be,"" which was published by Touchstone/Simon & Schuster. He is a cofounder of Howling Hills Published and coauthored ""East Tennessee Garden Stories: Sharing Knowledge, Celebrating Heritage, and Building Community."" He serves on the board of the Tennessee Mountain Writers and is a past president of the Knoxville Writers' Guild. Brad Lifford has been a reporter, editor and film critic for daily newspapers in East Tennessee and a freelance magazine writer on subjects ranging from regional haunts to homebrewing. He was the film editor for Now & Then: The Appalachian Magazine. He also has worked in public relations in academia, health care and industry. He is a cofounder of Howling Hills Published and coauthored ""East Tennessee Garden Stories: Sharing Knowledge, Celebrating Heritage, and Building Community."""

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