New Mexico Ghost Stories

The tales included in this book are indeed fascinating. I was unaware of some haunted locations right in my own town. Some prominent ones were left out however: how about the haunted hotel in Las Vegas, New Mexico? Even the film-makers of the movie "Red Dawn" experienced phenomena in this location. This would have been a great addition to the book. Also consipicously absent were the allegedly haunted cathedral in the Ruidoso area, and the sanitarium at Dripping Springs. Some of the hauntings included in this book also seemed to be of the "fleeting" variety, i.e., John Q. Public would never experience the same things while visiting that location. Overall, the book is worthwhile. I look forward to a Volume Two.

This is a wonderful collection of stories from The Land of Enchantment, New Mexico, which give the readers what most ghost stories never do - first hand accounts, complete with names and photographs. Very Interesting!

As the author of this and other books on the subject of ghosts of the southwest, I wish to set forth the fact, that my books are not at all apppropriate for very young children. Indeed they are a collection of never before printed stories, of actual interviews I personally conducted, with individuals who have had one on one encounters with ghosts. These are not stories that have been handed down from one generation to another. These facinating stories are drawn from people that have sat before me, and with only a tape recorder and camera, I've recorded an astonishing collection of personal accounts of their paranormal experiences. Included among these persons are american indians, teachers, sheriffs, hispanics, medical staff, state administrators-- essentially ordnary folk. The stories being authentic and detailed, will take the reader on an eye-opening journey. I know this book will engage readers to seek out my other books on similar topics. Make no mistake, this book is definitely, DEFINITELY like no other!