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An innocent game takes a turn for the worse when 7-year-old Greta pulls a bedsheet over her head and ends up becoming a real ghost. What follows is an exhilarating journey into a world of fantasy and wonder.

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Ian Rogers

120 books203 followers
Ian Rogers is the author of the award-winning collection, Every House Is Haunted. His novelette, “The House on Ashley Avenue,” was a finalist for the Shirley Jackson Award and is currently being adapted into a feature film produced by Sam Raimi. His debut novel, Family, was published by Earthling Publications. He is also the creator of the Black Lands series. The first book, Sycamore, was published by Cemetery Dance Publications.

Ian's short fiction has appeared in several publications, including Tor.com, Cemetery Dance, Broken Pencil, and Shadows & Tall Trees. His work has been selected for The Best Horror of the Year and Imaginarium: The Best Canadian Speculative Writing.

Ian lives with his wife and two cats in Peterborough, Ontario. For more information, visit ianrogers.ca.

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August 21, 2026
These chapbooks from Rapture Publishing never miss. This is the 4th one I've read and they're all 4-5 star quality. I've read a lot of Ian Rogers--most notably, SHARDS and Every House is Haunted (optioned by Sam Raimi) A film based on “The House on Ashley Avenue” is in development at Netflix.

This story about two sisters (one is a terrible bully to the younger) who try on some sheets to play like they're ghosts. Something odd happens to the younger sister when she puts on her fitted sheet. There is a vampire girl named, Sadie (made my day)
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I loved the illustrations. Also, this would be a great children's book.
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