Ghost Stories

[close] A book club for those who appreciate literature that thrives in shadows. We meet every 1st and 3rd Wednesday at Wolverine Farm in Fort Collins, CO. The word "phantasmagoria" has its origins in pre-electric stage production, where flame, smoke, and mirrors were used to create practical effects of moving images before a live audience. These images were often ghostly, otherworldly, or supernatural. In literature, "phantasmagoria" has a similar meaning. "A fantastic or dreamlike sequence of real or imagined images." -- The Oxford English Dictionary

[close] We are Vermont-dwelling fans of Horror fiction in particular, and horror as a cultural genre in general. Let's talk books we're reading, shows / movies we're watching, games we're playing, and whatever else might come to mind. This is a continuation of the Meetup.com group in a more laid-back format.

[close] A place dismal and dark, for readers and writers with a penchant for all things horror.

[close] What The French Toast is a story channel on YouTube that I have been writing for the past 2 years now. This has been a fantastic exercise in keeping up my wits as a writer. Having slowed down as a full-time author and being on radio full time as a voice personality, it's gotten me several voice acting jobs and now I'm excited to be one of the main voices for "What The French Toast" and to be writing horror for them. If you like spooky stories, or mysteries to be solved. Check out their YouTube channel. And share with us, what your favorite stories are, what you'd like to hear more of.