I didnt know about this one before, Bob. Your series is coming along well. Will you turn it into an e-book?

Another rattling good yarn about hauntings, Bob. If you have several of these set in the Emerald Isle have you thought about Ireland's Own mag?

Sounds like both of you, Bob and Marilyn, have some good spooky writing stuff here. We live in a block of converted stables and I swear I can hear horses neighing at times but hubby insists it's the wind down the chimney.

There are so many things I want to question here. Was Yeats' wife called George? Funnily enough I took a photograph of our grandson, Jay, on Christmas Day looking through a telescope at the sky - and there was a dark shadow in the foreground of the photograph that doesn't make sense. We've had a few cold and close encounters in our lounge and entrance passageway over the years, which makes me think of the undiscovered Nunnery and Lepor colony that existed in our neck of the woods at one time. Even Phil, my husband, who is a sceptic, has to admit to the unexpIainable. I was recently scanning a good ghost book based on our locality just the other day in Stokesley's Strikes - the Nursery Garden Centre. Best wishes for the New Year, Bob.