Haunted Canada 8: More Chilling True Tales

by Joel A. Sutherland

In this eighth book of the best-selling series, Joel A. Sutherland brings together some of the most terrifying true stories from across the country.

A headless apparition haunts the railway tracks in Woodridge, Manitoba.

A ghostly spirit appears at sunrise, silently screaming on an outcrop of rocks in Beacon Hill Park in Victoria, British Columbia.

The first general manager of the Halifax Club appears to diners in the very spot where he died in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Moody black-and-white illustrations and archival photos bring these shockingly compelling true stories to life.

Genres: Horror, Paranormal

128 pages, Paperback

Published April 24, 2018

About the author

Joel A. Sutherland is the Silver Birch and Hackmatack Award-winning author of Be a Writing Superstar, numerous books in the Haunted Canada series, and Summer's End. His new series, Haunted, including The House Next Door, Kill Screen, Night of the Living Dolls and Field of Screams, has been praised by Goosebumps author R.L. Stine. Joel's short fiction has appeared in many anthologies and magazines, including Blood Lite II & III (Pocket Books) and Cemetery Dance Magazine, alongside the likes of Stephen King and Neil Gaiman.

He is a two-time juror for the Bram Stoker Award, the John Spray Mystery Award, and the Monica Hughes Award for Science Fiction & Fantasy. He is also the founder of the DarkLit Fest, a literary event that has welcomed Guests of Honour Kelley Armstrong and Joy Fielding.

Joel appeared as "The Barbarian Librarian" on the Canadian edition of the hit television show Wipeout, making it all the way to the third round and proving that librarians can be just as tough and crazy as anyone else. He has a Masters of Information and Library Studies from Aberystwyth University in Wales and lives in southeastern Ontario with his family, where he is always on the lookout for ghosts.

Reviews

[Jennifer Rayment]

Creepy yet charming collection of true ghost tales from around Canada. Perfect for readers of any age, but Sutherland, damn you I am going to have nightmares about haunted dolls. Love these collections as both me and my son can read them together. Thinking we might have to send Mr Sutherland to the writers of Supernatural so he can remind them the show should let some of the Demon and Angel stuff rest and get back to creeping us out with good old fashioned ghost stories. Now off to turn all the lights on in the house.

[Ava]

I like this book because it tells real stories of things in places you might not have know. There is a story about a ghost in Etobicoke and a doll that could esape a glass box in a museum. I love this book in the way that it gives you goosebumps. I would definetly recomend if you like scary stories.

[Shawna]

I'm a ghost story lover. I like the whole series of these books.

[The Jeff]

Good book but there are some story's that are obviously not ghosts

[Maggie]

Fun read for October! It be perfect for spooky storytelling over a campfire. They are eery, creepy and historically interesting, especially when you know the town and location.

[Callyn]

Good books recommend this author.

[Patricia Atkinson]

great book to add to the collection

[Heather McGregor]

It was pretty good

[Bronwen Sutherland]

I love this so much