New York State Strange 91 Creepy Tales of the Empire State

NEW YORK STATE STRANGE collects 91 creepy tales from every corner of the Empire State. Famous places like the Hinsdale House and Old Fort Niagara sit side-by-side with lesser-known scare zones like Hencoop Cemetery. Meet John Lennon's ghost and an Indian shaman who performs successful exorcisms. There are Native American witch tales, too, along with the Seneca monsters, High Hat and the Flying Head. Some oddities include the Thompson Park Vortex in Watertown and Spook Hill where cars roll backward uphill when parked in neutral. Ladies in White haunt several stories while entities at St. Bonaventure and SUNY at Geneseo really amp up the fright!

William P. Robertson graduated from Mansfield University in 1972 with a B.S. in English. Since then, he has worked in factories, taught high school English, and run a successful house painting business. Also, his poetry, short stories, and articles have appeared in over 500 magazines worldwide. He has published over 70 books, too, in the horror, poetry, and historical fiction genres. In his spare time, Bill enjoys following the Pittsburgh Pirates and taking spooky photos of Northwest Pennsylvania where he lives.