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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Some gifts are inherited. Others arrive as whispers.When Craig Gerard Ferguson began noticing impossible coincidences, meaningful dreams, and quiet signs that seemed to come from loved ones beyond the veil, he discovered that the greatest lessons in witchcraft were not found in ancient grimoires-they were already woven into family, memory, grief, and everyday life.The Inheritance is an intimate memoir and gentle spiritual guide that explores ancestral wisdom, intuition, signs from the other side, nature-based magic, and the healing power of ritual. With warmth, honesty, and quiet reflection, Ferguson invites readers to see the sacred hidden within ordinary moments-a honeybee that appears at just the right time, a candle that seems to answer a prayer, the comforting presence of those who continue to love us beyond death.Whether you practice witchcraft, follow a spiritual path, or simply long to believe that love never truly disappears, The Inheritance offers comfort, hope, and a reminder that the most meaningful magic is often the kind we inherit. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Catacombs stacked with six million skulls. A Japanese forest silent enough to swallow a scream. A fort in Rajasthan the government has legally forbidden anyone to enter after dark. A village where one woman's grief filled empty streets with life-sized dolls.Extraordinarily Creepy Places travels to one hundred of the world's darkest, strangest, and most historically haunted locations - from Auschwitz to Aokigahara, from Cerro Rico's silver mines to a Swedish vicarage that terrified generations of priests. Organized continent by continent, each entry digs past the campfire version of the story to the documented history underneath - and is honest about exactly where the two stop matching up.Guiding the whole unsettling tour is Craig Gerard Ferguson: self-described supernatural investigator, urban explorer, and unapologetically smug veteran of thirty-one years spent standing in rooms most people would rather not enter. Equal parts historian and showman, he'll tell you which curses are real, which ones just need a better publicist, and which places deserve your silence rather than your flashlight.Equal parts travel guide, history book, and haunted-house tour led by someone who's clearly seen too much, Extraordinarily Creepy Places is for anyone who has ever wanted to know exactly how dark the world's darkest corners really get - and why.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Forty-Second Street, 1977. The marquees never go dark and neither does he.He is nineteen, a St. Jude's Academy blazer buttoned over a body that still remembers every hand that's ever been laid on it wrong. He carries his grandmother's crucifix the way other men carry a blade. He believes, with the total clarity of the truly lost, that God has given him a list.Her name is Serafina. She works the corner under a marquee with half its bulbs burned out, and she is, to him, the last untouched thing in a city built to ruin everything it touches. Every man who has hurt her - a landlord, a cop, a priest, a man named Rico who owns the block she stands on - becomes a station on a walk he is certain is holy.He keeps something from each of them. He tells himself it's evidence. It's closer to a relic.HOLY GHOST AND THE HARLOT'S CROSS is a gothic-noir descent through the Deuce at its ugliest and most alive - a story about faith curdled into obsession, mercy mistaken for murder, and a boy who never once, from the first page to the last, tells you the whole truth.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - \*Fakes, Frauds, and F\*ckers\* is a rollicking, unflinching tour through thirty-one of history's greatest liars: the impostors, hoaxers, forgers, and swindlers who convinced kings, scientists, bankers, and entire nations to believe things that were never true. Along the way you'll meet the insurance man who built his own Stonehenge, the forger who fooled the Nazis with a fake Vermeer, the 'Great Impostor' who performed real surgery on real patients with zero medical training, and the two women who started the Spiritualism movement with nothing but cracked toe joints and an apple on a string. This isn't just a catalogue of clever tricks. It's a book about \*why\* people believe - about the specific hungers, blind spots, and institutional egos that let a five-ton block of carved gypsum pass for a petrified giant, or let a small-time East German memorabilia dealer convince a major news magazine he'd found Hitler's private diaries. Some of these stories are darkly funny. A few are genuinely harrowing - the exploitation behind P.T. Barnum's early career, the humanitarian catastrophe of a fake country sold to real settlers. All of them are true, or as true as a book about liars can promise to be. Written in the same myth-correcting spirit as the great con-artist collections of decades past, updated with cases as recent as the 1990s, \*Fakes, Frauds, and Fuckers\* is for anyone who's ever wondered how, exactly, so many smart people got taken in - and what that says about the rest of us. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In 1692, a raiding party burned York, Maine to the ground, killed the town's own minister at his front door, and marched eighty of its people into the Canadian wilderness. It would not be the town's only reckoning with violence.Guilty of Cruelty traces four centuries of law, war, and punishment in one of America's oldest towns. From a 1644 hanging built on rumor and a corpse's ordinary decay, to a colonial court that convicted a slaveholder of nothing worse than "cruelty" for beating a woman named Rachel to death, to the stone dungeon that still stands on Lindsay Road today. It follows the captives, the condemned, the executioners, and the ministers whose own guilt would later inspire Nathaniel Hawthorne.Drawing on court records, provincial archives, and recent archaeology, this history separates what York actually did from what three centuries of monuments, pamphlets, and ghost tours have since claimed it did and asks what an honest reckoning with that difference actually requires. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Catacombs stacked with six million skulls. A Japanese forest silent enough to swallow a scream. A fort in Rajasthan the government has legally forbidden anyone to enter after dark. A village where one woman's grief filled empty streets with life-sized dolls.Extraordinarily Creepy Places travels to one hundred of the world's darkest, strangest, and most historically haunted locations - from Auschwitz to Aokigahara, from Cerro Rico's silver mines to a Swedish vicarage that terrified generations of priests. Organized continent by continent, each entry digs past the campfire version of the story to the documented history underneath - and is honest about exactly where the two stop matching up.Guiding the whole unsettling tour is Craig Gerard Ferguson: self-described supernatural investigator, urban explorer, and unapologetically smug veteran of thirty-one years spent standing in rooms most people would rather not enter. Equal parts historian and showman, he'll tell you which curses are real, which ones just need a better publicist, and which places deserve your silence rather than your flashlight.Equal parts travel guide, history book, and haunted-house tour led by someone who's clearly seen too much, Extraordinarily Creepy Places is for anyone who has ever wanted to know exactly how dark the world's darkest corners really get - and why. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Forty-Second Street, 1977. The marquees never go dark and neither does he.He is nineteen, a St. Jude's Academy blazer buttoned over a body that still remembers every hand that's ever been laid on it wrong. He carries his grandmother's crucifix the way other men carry a blade. He believes, with the total clarity of the truly lost, that God has given him a list.Her name is Serafina. She works the corner under a marquee with half its bulbs burned out, and she is, to him, the last untouched thing in a city built to ruin everything it touches. Every man who has hurt her - a landlord, a cop, a priest, a man named Rico who owns the block she stands on - becomes a station on a walk he is certain is holy.He keeps something from each of them. He tells himself it's evidence. It's closer to a relic.HOLY GHOST AND THE HARLOT'S CROSS is a gothic-noir descent through the Deuce at its ugliest and most alive - a story about faith curdled into obsession, mercy mistaken for murder, and a boy who never once, from the first page to the last, tells you the whole truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Elias is forty-nine, a night janitor in Cambridge, Massachusetts, carrying a guitar he can't play and a box of cassette tapes he can't listen to. Thirty years ago, a betrayal he never got the chance to apologize for ended in a car crash on Memorial Drive. Every night since, he's visited her grave in Mount Auburn Cemetery and said the same four words to a stone that never answers. Then one gray October dawn, she's there - sitting on the grass beside her own headstone, twenty years old, warm-handed, exactly as she looked the last night he saw her alive. He brings her home. At first, it's everything he's spent three decades grieving: her laugh, her stories, the easy warmth he thought he'd buried with her. But the stories don't change. They repeat, word for word, laugh for laugh, like a tape looping on the same groove. And when the stories run out, she crosses to the darkest corner of the apartment and simply stops - no breath, no blink, no reflection in any mirror in the house - until he learns exactly what she needs from him to come back. As the days pass, Elias grows paler. Thinner. His own reflection starts to fade at the edges. Hers gets warmer, more solid, more *alive* - and he begins to understand that whatever this is, it was never a resurrection. It's an exchange, running on rules neither of them agreed to, and the terms are almost paid in full. A slow-burn psychological horror novel. A Stillness in the Dark is a story about grief, guilt, and the particular danger of getting exactly what you asked for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The cyclone didn't just take her house. It took her into hell.When the storm rips Dorothy Gale from a Kansas farm already haunted by the restless dead, it deposits her in a land far stranger than any fairy tale - a world of emerald spires and golden roads, where the graves have opened and refuse to stay closed.The Scarecrow hangs half-eaten on his pole. The Tin Man stands frozen mid-swing, rusted and alone. The Lion has spent his whole life running from a war he was always strong enough to win. And somewhere to the west, two witches - sisters, once - have learned to raise the dead and bend them to their will, building armies out of everyone's buried grief.Dorothy didn't come to Oz to save it.She came to survive it.But an axe in the right hands has a way of turning survival into something else entirely - and by the time the Yellow Brick Road is finally behind her, she will have buried tyrants, broken kingdoms, and taught an entire ravaged land exactly what a Kansas farm girl is capable of when the only way home runs straight through the dead.This is not the story you were told as a child. It is the one nobody dared tell you until now.A blood-soaked re-imagining of L. Frank Baum's beloved classic for readers who always suspected there was more happening behind that curtain than a kindly old man This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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