“I looked in the mirror and what did I see…”
What does one see when one looks in a mirror? Is it merely as the song says “…A nine stone weakling with knobbly knees…” Or is there more to be seen in a mirror than one’s own reflection?
Mirrors have a certain mystique about them, which gives rise to beliefs, magic, myths, legends and superstitions.
Amongst many things they have been seen as a “tool of the devil”, a “catcher” of the soul, a harbinger of things to come, a portal to another dimension and a source of bad luck.
But what are these beliefs myths and superstitions and where do they come from?

My Creative writing teacher sent us to a site to play a game called JackPoe! takes three random Edgar Allen Poe topics and makes them the subjects of your story. I got a Dungeon, a Prisoner, and a Mysterious Illness, this is a little uneven, but let me know wat you think. Wasn’t sure on the title of this either so offer any suggestions please.

A small Story on a Deadly Christmas.

An article.

Read about the legendary ghost ship which sailed the Arctic Seas for nearly 40 years without a crew.

Going green is no longer optional. You can make your Halloween fun and festive without creating too much waste or consuming too much energy/resources.

Halloween is just around the corner and scary activities are a must in every celebration. Here are some suggestions from those who are faint-hearted to the most courageous of all.

Postmortem photography would be a huge taboo in today’s society, but in Victorian times it was commonplace and almost an art form.

With this script, you can organize all by yourself a Murder Mystery as a Halloween Party Game, Dinner Party Game, Murder Weekend, etc. And you can play it with 10 to 30 participants… or even more!

What are they? where did they come from? I think we all know one!