Come In. . . - Robertson, William P
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COME IN collects twenty spine-tingling tales by master of the macabre--William P. Robertson. The stories span four decades of the author's work and include ghostly encounters galore. Phantom soldiers, a poltergeist, and a hung murderer are showcased in several harrowing narratives. Dead friends and ghouls star in others. Gothic terror is most prevalent, but some episodes are straight from The Twilight Zone. Traumatic incidents from Robertson's own experience fuel many of these twitchy yarns. Teens and the elderly receive the most scares as the layers of fear are peeled back.

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COME IN collects twenty spine-tingling tales by master of the macabre--William P. Robertson. The stories span four decades of the author's work and include ghostly encounters galore. Phantom soldiers, a poltergeist, and a hung murderer are showcased in several harrowing narratives. Dead friends and ghouls star in others. Gothic terror is most prevalent, but some episodes are straight from The Twilight Zone. Traumatic incidents from Robertson's own experience fuel many of these twitchy yarns. Teens and the elderly receive the most scares as the layers of fear are peeled back.
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William P. Robertson was born in Bradford, Pennsylvania in 1950. After graduating with honors from Mansfield University in 1972, he began writing horror as a release from Sunlight Deprivation Syndrome that plagues him each winter. He soon created his own brand of Gothic terror that has been published in magazines worldwide. In his spare time, Bill enjoys fishing for trout, following the Pittsburgh Pirates, and taking spooky photos of the desolate region where he lives. According to Robertson, "It was my Swedish grandmother Bernadine who first got me interested in ghosts and trolls. She was a great storyteller!" To learn more about the author's work, visit http: //www.thehorrorhaven.com.