Maine after midnight. Tends to be a bit on the dark side up here. Especially during the colder seasons. Spooky stories abound throughout the world. Stories to make you nervous. Stories that make your hair stand on end. Stories that keep you transfixed till the end, and then you realize you’ve been had. Then there are stories that make you wonder if they are true tales, or just the firelight talking on a dark cloudy night. This collection of tales is set entirely in the confines of Maine. Everybody talks about the castles of Europe, Count Dracula and endless horrors from the past. But Maine has been around for four centuries now, and we’ve accumulated a lot of good stories of our own. Maine has its own share of legends, from Cassie the sea creature in Casco Bay, to the Penobscot Ridge Monster, the Windigo, Old Razor shins, and the perennial Side Hill Winder. Ghost stories from every attic in the state almost.

A collection of articles, pictures and commentary surrounding some old legends of Maine. Bigfoot, the Sea Serpent, witchcraft and more are all considered here. Indian tales of the legendary Windigo and other stories are included in this volume to further enhance the studies of this area of cryptozoology and paranormal fields.

A selection of nearly 100 poems covering a wide range of topics, from eating in a diner, to ice fishing, to Christmas at Cabelas.

How Old Am I?; and other selections, is a delightfully eclectic blend of short stories, poetry and photography from the State of Maine. In this volume the author shares some of his favorite poems and short stories. And there is some fine nature photography thrown in as well. Come along and enjoy the read as he spins and shares yarns about cuttin chum, picking taters and a few spooky tales. All of the stories are set in Maine, and you can guess where they may have come from. Some are true, and others are…..well…..not

Byron and Mary hitchhike to Bangor, Maine, for an afternoon at the movies. Instead they find themselves victims of a plot demanding $1 million dollar ransom. Mystery, suspense, and murder fill their days as they escape their captors to spend their nights in the woods of northern Maine, and their days fleeing down the Penobscot River. A body is found floating, the new local pastor is found suspect, and the sheriff finds himself at the edge of a precipice ready to plummet 60 feet down to the rocks below. A page-turner that deserves to be read in one sitting! - Softcover - E-Book

"Tipping My Canoe" is a compilation of 30 very short, anecdotal stories, designed as a tool to assist in the individual or group study and meditation of God's Word and Christian themes. "Tipping My Canoe" is perfect for: Individual Daily Devotional Time Regular Self-Study of the Bible A Leader's Guide for Small Group Study Personal and Group Meditation Guide "Tipping My Canoe" is perfect for gift-giving, and is especially appropriate for anyone who might need a word of encouragement from life and God's Word.