Polterguests

by Jane K. Andrews (Editor), Karen Cecil Smith, K.N. Johnson

An anthology of ghostly stories and poetry.

We all have them. The dead won’t stay still. The departed won’t shut up. Do you see dead people? What do they want? Do you hear your name called when no one is
there? Poltergeists may throw plates or slam doors, but hauntings can include
anything that makes the hair on your arms stand up. This collection contains poems,
stories, and essays to make you believe in spooks. Inside, you'll find writing that scares the hell out of you, moves you, or even makes you laugh.

252 pages, Paperback

Published October 1, 2016

About the author

Jane K. Andrews has a BA in Creative Writing from NC State University. Andrews teaches writing and poetry courses through Duke Continuing Education. She is Nonfiction Editor at The Main Street Rag and Glint Literary Journal. She has earned awards in memoir, personal essay and poetry. Andrews’ fiction, essays, memoir and poetry have appeared in Prime Number Magazine, Red Clay Review, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, Verdad Magazine, Kindred, The News and Observer, and other publications. Jane Andrews’ writing has been called “neurotica” and she has been described as writing “tabloid poetry”. She is a past board member of Carolina Wren Press and the NC Poetry Society. Andrews is a freelance writing instructor, workshop facilitator, and book editor.

She has blog for writing rants: http://writingintheactivevoice.blogsp...