Mysteria - 11th June 2017 - By David Hayes - including guest stories from David Clarke, Ann Perry, Lesley Hanson and Bernie Morris **FREE AS A KINDLE E-BOOK FOR 5 DAYS FROM As the title suggests, all these tales are echoes from a cobbled street for it was on such a street I was born. The book contains several reflections from my childhood, but thoughts from the present day.
I have tried to make it an honest reflection of how things were - for me anyway. Very often the good old days weren't particularly good at all! The book is not in praise of days gone by, but neither is it in condemnation of it. I have tried not to eulogise about life back then. Some of the words we used may differ, but the story of the streets remains the same. My childhood was like millions of other children's lives in Britain. The fact that I was born and raised in Leigh, Lancashire is incidental. It is a catalogue of sentiments, both sad and funny. It isn't a biography as such, but more a collection of random thoughts and feelings about life in and around the area of my birth. This book is a continuation of my previous book 'What Has He Done Now? It has stories from the early sixties right up to the present day. This is Daves third book and l haven't been disappointed yet.
Different levels of scary and all very entertaining. A selection of short stories that can be read at any time. It is in those corners that the demons and anomalies in my book dwell - there.and in your nightmaresįabulous book. A room where the light throws certain corners into darkness. It is meant to be enjoyed in a quiet room when you are all alone. This book is a follow-on from my previous book 'Mysteria - An anthology of spooky and mysterious tales'. These tales are fictional, and for entertainment purposes only (as all the paranormal TV programmes state), but that doesn't mean that they COULDN'T actually happen, does it? Some are meant as cautionary tales against using the paranormal and occult as a plaything.
The dictionary definition says it is 'a departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically an unwelcome one'. A few of my stories definitely tug at the heartstrings. They not only set out to entertain and be downright spooky,they also highlight the emotional side of these occurrences. Although these stories are fiction, they are based on theories and ideas that I have developed over many years of study in this field. Ghosts and Other Aberrations is written by a former paranormal investigator.
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