The UNEARTHED series assembles into one concise collection the most well-crafted and effectively eerie tales to emerge from that defining period of excellence in the Art of the Ghost Story-the Victorian and Edwardian Eras-with an emphasis on the lesser-known gems that have too long been overlooked by anthologists of supernatural literature. Within these pages you will find spine-tingling selections from such Icons of the Inexplicable as M. R. James, Algernon Blackwood, E. F. Benson, Guy de Maupassant, Edgar Allan Poe, Ambrose Bierce, Amelia B. Edwards, Fitz-James O'Brien, H. G. Wells and others, each of which is guaranteed to chill you like a graveyard wind Compiled and edited by the author of The Ghost Next Door: True Stories of Paranormal Encounters from Everyday People, the UNEARTHED series is a must-have for connoisseurs of the classics and a perfect introduction to the genre for new generations of thrill-seekers

A collection of chilling stories...eerily believable and truly spooky...very strongly recommended...--Midwest Book Review Most people think of ghosts as rare, elusive creatures that are more or less inaccessible to the average Joe. Sure, we read about them, watch TV shows about them and tell stories about them, but we'll probably never run into one--right? Don't be so sure. Even if you've never personally encountered a ghost, chances are you know someone who has. The Ghost Next Door takes a revealing look into the lives of average, everyday people from across the country who have had experiences in the realm of the unexplained. Whether you're a true believer in ghosts or a hard-nosed skeptic, you're sure to get a chill or two when you read about the woman who was visited by her grandfather...on the night of his funeral Or the man who was forced to move by a troublesome spirit...only to find it had followed him As you make your way through these and other genuinely spooky stories, you'll probably find that ghostly encounters are a lot more common than you had imagined. Could there be a haunted house in your town? Perhaps on your very street? Maybe even right next door?