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We’re very pleased to welcome Harry Parsons from Arcadia Publishing with this fabulous guest post about notorious graveyards. Enjoy! With Halloween fast approaching, it only stands to reason that our thoughts might be turning to ghost stories and creepy things in anticipation right around now. We’re wondering what we shouldContinue Reading
We’re pleased to welcome author Amy Flint with a guest post about a chilling experience (no pun intended) that she had on a road in York while working on her Porter Biggleswade series. I completed my Masters in September 2011, and moved to York from London two weeks later. IContinue Reading
Here we are. We’ve reached the end of guest blogger Psychic Investigator Paul Fitz-George’s series, “Whitby’s Fascination for the Literati or how Dracula met the Jabberwocky.” It’s been a whirlwind tour. Part 1 led us through Whitby’s haunted history. Parts 2 through 5 told of Whitby’s influence on Bram Stoker,Continue Reading
In case you’re just joining us, Psychic Investigator Paul Fitz-George has been treating us to tales of Whitby’s haunts and authors connected to the city for his series, “Whitby’s Fascination for the Literati or how Dracula met the Jabberwocky.” In Part 1 he gave us an overview of Whitby’s haunts.Continue Reading
I’m pleased to welcome back author Chris Verstraete to Haunt Jaunts. This time we’re one of the stops on her book blog tour. Chris, who also writes as C.A. Verstraete, has a new book releasing Tuesday September 13, 2016, Lizzie Borden, Zombie Hunter. Poor Lizzie. “She took an axe andContinue Reading
In Part 1 guest blogger Psychic Investigator Paul Fitz-George described Whitby’s haunted history for his series “Whitby’s Fascination for the Literati or how Dracula met the Jabberwocky.” In Part 2 we learned of Whitby’s influence on Bram Stoker. Part 3 focused on Wilkie Collins. Part 4 is about Whitby andContinue Reading
In Part 1, Psychic Investigator Paul Fitz-George introduced us to haunted Whitby. In Part 2, he described its influence on Dracula author Bram Stoker. In Part 3 he continues his tour of “Whitby’s Fascination for the Literati or How Dracula Met the Jabberwocky” with how Whitby inspired author Wilkie Collins.Continue Reading
Welcome to Part 2 of Psychic Investigator Paul Fitz-George’s guest series “Whitby’s Fascination for the Literati or how Dracula met the Jabberwocky.” In Part 1 he gave us some background on Whitby and its haunted history. In this post, he talks about Whitby’s influence on Bram Stoker. Stoker arrived inContinue Reading
I’m pleased to welcome guest blogger Psychic Investigator Paul Fitz-George to Haunt Jaunts. I met Paul on one of the LinkedIn groups we both belong to. He shared some information about his book, The Whitby Ghost Book, that caught my eye. Specifically, how many famous writers had found inspiration inContinue Reading
We’re very pleased to welcome guest blogger Mel Dawn to Haunt Jaunts. If you like what you see, be sure to leave a comment or like this post (the star under the Share This icons at the bottom of the post) to let her know! If you’ve ever seen SamContinue Reading
The following is a guest post from Oliver Hyde. Thanks to him, we’re able to vicariously jaunt to Africa’s southern reaches and get a look at some of its haunted places. I have been to southern Africa many times, but it was only recently that I found out this wildContinue Reading
Haunt Jaunts is pleased to welcome back guest blogger Eve Pearce, who this time treats us to five spooky stays in rural England. The English countryside is full of enchanting villages and picturesque market towns, places with long and noble histories but also many rural places that conceal a farContinue Reading
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