The Tragic Love of Minnie Quay
Minnie Quay was in love. It was 1876 in the small logging town of Forester, [...]
The Vanishing Boudoir of the Merchant’s Cafe
The darkened bricks of Pioneer Square bear witness to over 130 years of Seattle’s history. [...]
Hotel del Salto
The haunting of the Hotel del Salto seems almost inevitable. If there exists a checklist [...]
Christene Skubish
The idea of angels or guardian spirits has been woven into the fabric of human [...]
Old Book and the Crying Tree
The Peoria State Hospital in Bartonville, Illinois has long been associated with claims of the [...]
A Smattering of Lake Monsters
Myths of lake monsters are older than recorded history and are prevalent in almost every [...]
YOG’TZE: The Strange Death of Gunther Stoll
By all accounts, Günther Stoll was a paranoid man. For several months, the thirty-four-year-old unemployed [...]
Ghosts of the Dakota
The Dakota Apartments, with its steep gables, dark stone facade, and towering spires, exudes an [...]
The Green Man
While researching strange and unsettling subjects, I have often encountered photographs of Raymond Robinson, almost [...]
The Zemblanity of Cachi the Poodle
The Urban Dictionary defines "zemblanity" as: “The opposite of serendipity, or the inexorable discovery of [...]