Ghost Story of Lurking Louis

Legend of Louis City lurking can be an effective communicator of entertainment and ethics. Even in the dormitory, the table, the camp fire, we have heard the legend of the city in our life, but we take time to fully understand the value of these stories not. The legend of the city has this rare ability to doubt the reality. "Oh, this is not true," there is a feeling in our mind, but our imagination will draw our attention and create a doubt that will be prolonged.

In the summer of 2014, I roamed the gas city most of the lunch break. I soon learned about the history of the area, not only for its original brick aesthetics but also for ghost stories lurking in places like Brad Lane. I have been thinking about stories about the loss of ghost-related control. I spent several years researching metropolitan conspiracy, fantasy trilogy of urban science fiction urban fantasy trilogy, and I think the time has come to return to magical realism. I also want to challenge myself with historical elements.

Intermediate experience is the key to many ghost stories of this age. A woman aspiring to cross the supernatural boundary from Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "yellow wallpaper" to Mary Wilkins Freeman's "Wall Shadow", Margaret Olivet's "Library Window" There are lots of ghost stories to follow women consumed by. At Ada Trevanion 's "Ghost Story" in 1858, a girls student was looking for a ghost of her beloved teacher, Miss Winter. A woman 's narrator is eager to walk to the library walls, windows, or closed doors, discovering that ghosts are hiding in the outside.

Ghosts stand out among national stories. Ghost stories are unevenly distributed in every culture, from oral folk tales to literary works. Ghost stories are often described as terrible, but they are written to satisfy various purposes, from comedy to moral story. Ghosts often appear as watchmen or prophets of the future in stories. Since ghost beliefs are found in all cultures around the world, ghost stories are told orally or in writing.