Spook-Eats is looking for submissions for the new journal that highlights the hard work of female (cis or trans)/non-binary individuals in the paranormal.
Continue reading “WANTED: Writing Submissions for The Feminine Macabre”
We all like to visit haunted locations during spooky season, but have you ever had a hand in helping one too? Now’s your chance!
Continue reading “Want to Help a Haunted Location?”
Check out this EVP caught during a radio interview with the curator of the Red Onion Saloon’s brothel museum!
Continue reading “EVP Caught at The Red Onion Saloon”
On September 26, 2020, the Ghostlight Theatre opened its doors and held its first public ghost hunt… and the spirits were ready to talk!
Continue reading “Autumn Ghost Hunt at the Ghostlight Theatre”
There’s nothing like a good ghost story (real or imagined) to get into the Halloween spirit!
Continue reading “Spooky Books to Get You in the Halloween Mood”
Happy 716 Day to my fellow Western New Yorkers! What better way to celebrate than with some ghost stories found only in the 716 area code? Continue reading “Happy 716 Day! |Spook-Eats’ Favorite Western New York Haunts”
The Legend of Appleton Hall does have the habit of steering from historical fact. However, that doesn’t stop the hauntings of the Winery at Marjim Manor. Continue reading “The Spirit Guide: Marjim Manor”
There’s nothing quite like a historic mansion finding new life in the 21st Century. When that “new life” includes a boutique winery, you might think it’s too good to be true! Did we also mention that this mansion is haunted? As if things couldn’t get any better! Continue reading “The Spirit Guide: Black Dog Wine Co.”
To start, let’s just say that the original pronunciation of the family name was “boo-beh.” However, over the years, it has transformed into “booby.” Now that that’s out of the way: Continue reading “The Spirit Guide: Bube’s Brewery”
One of Buffalo’s most haunted locations was where I hosted my very first ghost hunt… and it was a night to remember! Continue reading “Spook-Eats’ First Public Ghost Hunt: Iron Island Museum”
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