Erie tales

Erie tales

by Bob Strauss

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On a cold autumn evening, marshmallows are toasted, packages of chocolate and Graham crackers are opened, and yarns of ghosts are spun. A couple endlessly making their way to a party. A husband and wife buy their first home only to find they bought more than they bargained for. A woman, enthralled with a wind chime. These and many more ghost stories await you in this third installment of the Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers anthology series Erie Tales. So, pull up a chair, toast some marshmallows and remember don't be afraid ... be terrified.--P. [4] of cover.

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    How does the setting of the Great Lakes region and its specific atmospheric qualities shape the horror and ghost stories featured in this collection?

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    If you had to move into the fixer-upper home described in the book’s premise, how far would you go before realizing the house had "more than you bargained for"?

  3. 3

    Many of the stories in Erie Tales start from ordinary, everyday situations—like driving to a party or buying a home—how does this juxtaposition of the mundane and the supernatural enhance the creepiness of the tales?

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