Ghosts of the Heartland - Haunting, Spine-Chilling Stories from the American Midwest

What less likely setting for ghosts than the American heartland? Golden wheat fields, azure skies, cool northern woods, wood-lined winding rivers, the breadbasket of the world.

And yet deeds dark indeed have happened in this sunny region, and here-as in other places-people have experienced the unexplainable. While we ponder how such things happen, we might remember that it's the unexpected that sends ghostly chills up and down spines.

So prepare to enjoy this delightful medley of ghost stories set in the American Midwest.

Includes
"But at My Back I Will Always Hear," David Morrell
"Death's Door," Robert McNear
"Little Jimmy," Lester del Rey
"Floral Tribute," Robert Bloch
"Stillwater, 1896," Michael Cassutt
"The Boarded Window," Ambrose Bierce
"Listen, Children, Listen!" Wallace West
"Professor Kate," Margaret St. Clair
"The Skeleton on Round Island," Mary Hartwell Catherwood
"One for the Crow," Mary Barrett
"School for the Unspeakable," Manly Wade Wellman
"Different Kinds of Dead," Ed Gorman
"Deadlights," Charles Wagner
"The Bridal Pond," Zona Gale
"A Wounded Knee Fairy Tale," Craig Strete
"Shaggy Vengeance," Robert Adams
"He Walked by Day," Julius Long
"Smoke Ghost," Fritz Leiber