Mysterious New England

by Austin N. Stevens

Presenting the Dark Side of New England -- its ghosts, vampires, legends, beasts, witches, and devils. A colorful tapestry of old Yankee tradition, a bizarre pattern stained with guilt and suffering and woven with the hard fiber of Puritan madness.

Genres: Short Stories, Folklore, Ghosts, Nonfiction

320 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1971

Reviews

[Linda]

I especially enjoyed Section I - The Yankee Disposition, Section II's Newburyport's Haunted Schoolhouse, Section IV's Juvenile Bewitchery, and Section VI's A Hand Aboard the Horton and Frozen Death.

[G. Edweird Cheese]

Super interesting, especially the parts about Connecticut. Would have got 4 stars if it wasn't so outdated.

[Ann]

This book is a very interesting collection of stories about the weird, legends and ghostly tales in the area of Massachusetts, NH, Vermont, Maine, Rhode Island and Connecticut. There are stories of vampires, ghosts, pirates, witches and all sorts. It is a pretty good collection and the stories are quick to read. I enjoyed it a lot.

[Diane]

This book is a collection of stories from the Yankee Magazine. Different and strange but I found it on my bookshelf and cleaning the shelves of old books is my goal this year. I am achieving my goal.

[Joel Manuel]

An interesting if eclectic collection of paranormal articles from Yankee Magazine, kind of in the same vein as the Beth Scott/Michael Norman "Haunted America" series.

[Marcia]

A little dated, but very interesting stories!

[Matt]

Some interesting and whimsical stories. worth checking out.