The Stories That Haunt Us More Terrifying Tales from the Author of Maritime Mysteries

This latest collection by Maritime Mysteries former TV host and actor Bill Jessome, includes forty of the best stories collected from all around the Maritimes. Using his journalists skills, Bill Jessome weaves incredible stories that charm readers and chill our nerves. With its long and extensive history, Maritime Canada has an extensive storytelling tradition and a large part of that storytelling lexicon consists of stories of the supernatural. Many of these stories are told over the generations and Jessome has acquired these chilling accounts by listening to Maritimers at the kitchen table, around the flickering campfire and when the moon is full. ϡ쯦랠 This latest collection by Maritime Mysteries' former TV host and actor Bill Jessome includes forty of the best stories collected from around the Maritimes. Using his journalist's skills, Jessome weaves incredible stories that charm readers and chill our nerves. Maritime Canada has an extensive storytelling tradition and a large part of that storytelling lexicon consists of stories of the supernatural. Many of these stories are told over the generations and Jessome has acquired these chilling accounts by listening to Maritimers at the kitchen table, around the flickering campfire, and when the moon is full. Bill Jessome (1925–2013) was a long-time television broadcaster and host of the popular television series Maritime Mysteries, which he hosted for nine years, bringing local stories of the unexplained to viewers all around the region. He is the author of The Stories That Haunt Us and More Maritime Mysteries. Canadian author. Legends and lore from Canada’s rugged Maritime provinces, shrouded in the mists of the Atlantic Ocean . . . From the host of TV’s Maritime Mysteries, this book includes forty of the best stories collected from around the Maritimes. Using his journalist’s skills, Bill Jessome weaves incredible stories that both charm us and chill us. The region including Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick has an extensive storytelling tradition and a large part of that lexicon consists of tales of the supernatural. Many of these stories are passed down over the generations, and Jessome has acquired dozens of haunting accounts by listening to Maritimers at the kitchen table, around the flickering campfire, and when the moon is full. Includes illustrations