CORY E writes:
how did u get all your info and how long did it take u?
Sources for ENCYCLOPEDIA HORRIFICA include every-day places like libraries and museums as well as on-site investigations and more than 30 interviews with experts & eyewitnesses.
It took about 2 years to compile the info, photos, & evidence. But it took much [...]
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Facebook. Twitter. They refuse to die.
Well, we might as well buddy up, then! There’s safety in numbers.
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Reading, Discussion, & SigningOctober 29, 2009 @ 7 pmBOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEYBound Brook Memorial Library402 East High Street | ALL AGESJoin us on Thursday, October 29, in my haunted home state of New Jersey. By special request, it’s my only Halloween appearance while I continue work on The Next Book. I look forward to scaring [...]
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JORDAN B writes via email:
Dear Mr. Gee: I can not find the answers to “The Chief Is Missing” on your website because i MUST know. . . .
Thank you for fearing and enjoying ENCYCLOPEDIA HORRIFICA! Lots of clues to the dollhouse murder mystery (page 128) are located in the READER’S GUIDE and on YOUTUBE.
Also, be [...]
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In ENCYCLOPEDIA HORRIFICA, one chapter explores Sony’s secret history of psychic-power research. As far-fetched as that might sound, it looks like it won’t be long before families will be able to walk into any electronics store or car dealership and purchase such technology.
The high price to pay: Would anybody want to use such devices if [...]
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This article is the second in a series that will reveal secrets and surprises lurking within the warped pages of ENCYCLOPEDIA HORRIFICA: THE TERRIFYING TRUTH ABOUT VAMPIRES, GHOSTS, MONSTERS, AND MORE, by Joshua Gee.
The portrait on page 72 was taken by the talented photographer Scott Irvine. It features many hidden objects. A few (like the [...]
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