Feminism “When I was little, I didn’t have any female ghost hunters to look up to”
Only female ghosts, I suppose.
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Beauty If A Restless Ghost Were Your Boyfriend
If a restless ghost were your boyfriend, you’d never have to call to see where he was, because his manifestation on our earthly plane was confined to your studio apartment. The one where he died.
Ghosts Scare Yourself Silly: “The Noise Coming from Inside Children” and the Lost Works of Ed Kann
Lucia Peters returns to chill our blood with the curious tale of Ed Kann, and the scariest story maybe never written.
Family The Ghosts I Saw at Home: Hauntings, Loss, and Mental Illness
"So here is the problem with history: we see the same ghosts, over and over, and still we never learn."
Ghosts Cow Teeth or Human Teeth?: My Past Life as an Archaeology Major
Becky Brown on the strangeness of studying archaeology.
History How to Explore a Graveyard
Lindsey Palka offers an historian's perspective on how to look at a graveyard.
Feminism The Ghosts of Anne Lister
Ruth Scobie on Anne Lister, a tremendously fascinating queer lady of the 19th century, and her haunting resonance throughout the ages.
Ghosts My Year of Ghosts
Sara Davis on working as a New Orleans ghost tour guide, and the discomfort of making painful history into entertainment.
Ghosts Ghost Tours I Have Known: A Ranking
Erinn Salge examines the ghost tours she has taken, and evaluates them by haunting-ness.
Ghosts Scare Yourself Silly: A Tourist’s Guide to 200 Phenomena in the City of Calgary
It's a very specific Canadian edition of Scare Yourself Silly.
Ghosts The Lyubov Orlova: Your Cannibal Rat Ghost Ship, My Home
Randi Beers looks back on the time she spent as the bartender of the Lyubov Orlova, better known to you as the cannibal rat ghost ship.
Ghosts The Lizzie Borden B&B FAQ
Nicole Cliffe has a lot of questions for the proprietors of the Lizzie Borden bed and breakfast.
Ghosts The Ghosts of Gettysburg
Laura Jarrett investigates some of the most popular ghost stories in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Books Slightly Less Beloved Classics: The Last Unicorn and A Fine and Private Place
Our third slightly less beloved classic: Peter Beagle's first novel, A Fine and Private Place.
Ghosts Malls I Have Known
Kate McKean on the malls of her youth.
