Ghost Stories Carnival

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Welcome to the 2009 Halloween edition of Ghost Stories Carnival.

The purpose of this carnival is to gather articles about the paranormal from around the blog-o-sphere. If you would like to submit an article for the next Ghost Stories Carnival, please read the guidelines.

So, without further ado, sit back and start clicking away.

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Mary Jones presents 10 Common Myths About Suicide posted at X-Ray Technician Schools.

Patrick presents A Child's Experience With Communicating to Loved Ones Who Have Passed On posted at Patrick M. Coyne.

Article

Brooke presents A Ghost Story for Halloween posted at Rambling Brooke.

Ghost Stories presents The Wallet Man posted at Ghost Stories.

Review

emancave presents The Ghost Lab TV show on Discovery Channel is pretty good! Do you believe in Ghosts? posted at e-ManCave.com.

Video

Deno Sandz presents YouTube - Book video: "Pen of Iniquity"...Official Release Date February 28, 2009 posted at CASH SEEKER 2 saying "In Northville Prison, there's something more Horrifying than prison life...when there’s a GHOST IN MY CELL" "PEN OF INIQUITY" BY DENO SANDZ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 5, 2009 Deno Sandz of Chicago, Illinois is pleased to announce the publication of his 3rd Supernatural/Horror novel titled “PEN OF INIQUITY,” ISBN: 1-60813-073-8 "IN BOOKSTORES NOW" and it will capture the FEARS and IMAGINATION of fiction readers worldwide. Short Synopsis of “PEN OF INIQUITY” In 1998, Derrick Samuel pleaded innocent to an armed robbery of a convenience store, but was found guilty and incarcerated. Four years earlier, miscreant Daniel Gordon, serving a ten-year sentence for murder at the Northville Prison, was brutally tortured and murdered by the warden, his guards, and six inmates because of his involvement with the outside world regarding the murders being committed by guards and inmates ordered by Warden Verdana. Daniel also complained about the improper living conditions, drug trafficking, and inhumane working conditions. That evening four years ago, before the prison closed down due to funding, the guards forcefully pulled Daniel out of his cell and dragged down to a decaying boiler room. Inside the room awaited the six inmates and the warden. They beat him, chained him to an open steam pipe, and turned it on. After a few minutes they took him down from the steam pipe thinking he was dead. Suddenly, Daniel spoke, “I shall remember you.” Then, into the furnace they placed him…burning him alive. It is now the year 2002 and a Pen of Iniquity is about to be opened."

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This concludes the December edition of the Ghost Stories Carnival. THANK YOU for submitting your links! If you would like to see your work showcased in the January 2010 edition, please submit your links here.

If you submitted your link and don’t see it here, that probably means I received it after the deadline.

Thanks for visiting the carnival participants and don’t forget to check back January 5th for the next Ghost Stories Carnival.

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