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"A good story connects to the reader on both an emotional and intellectual level. In the case of horror, the emotional and intellectual level is somewhere in the dark recesses of the heart and mind." - Elizabeth Massie

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The much-anticipated biography of America’s Favorite Family of Gospel Music, the Hoppers, is available at special savings now. After All These Years, the Authorized Biography of the Hoppers is a handsome, illustrated hardback with full color dust jacket. In the account, author F. Keith Davis takes the reader on a colorful adventure.

A REGIONAL BESTSELLER --- This is the true account of a prominent, Depression-era woman, from Logan, WV, who was found brutally murdered. Mamie Thurman was a member of the tight-lipped, local aristocracy that frequented a private club in downtown Logan, where they gambled, drank illegally, swapped wives, and the like. A local handyman was apparently framed for her murder and spent the rest of his life in prison. Recently, however, a slew of evidence points to several groups, from the mob to the KKK, to rumrunners and local merchants, as having a part in this gruesome account.

This new volume, Connected: In His Steps, By His Side, or On His Back, is a wonderful literary triumph. It is designed to acquaint the reader with poignant and powerful glimpses into intimacy with the Heavenly Father. Along the way, meet author Jane Heinz Lipscomb. She is a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, businesswoman, accomplished pianist, teacher and speaker—but, above all, she's a vibrant word artist who can transport anyone .... effortlessly.

The state of West Virginia has a long prominent history of unexplained happenings and bizarre sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs). Perhaps it’s because we are a rural state—geographically covered with harsh mountains and rolling hills, being far from more densely populated territories—that makes this phenomena even more fantastic. Maybe the people here are just more observant of such oddities, or more willing to report such experiences to authorities.

After putting together this anthology’s predecessor, Legends of the Mountain State: Ghostly Tales from the State of West Virginia, editor Michael Knost realized he had barely scratched the surface with Mountain State folklore. The first time around, thirteen extraordinary authors had contributed horrifying tales that left everyone goosebumped and scared of the dark. After seeing great success with the project, Woodland Press, publishers of the first edition, asked Knost to put together a second edition—one that focused on thirteen additional ghost stories and mountain legends.

Regional myths and folklore provide the perfect archetypes for tales expressing the collective fears of the human race. Because of this resonance and the unlimited potential provided by oral tradition and the countless ways these stories can evolve, myth, legend, and folklore are among the most powerful forms of storytelling. “Legends of the Mountain State 3”, edited by Michael Knost is the third collection of dark folklore from the state of West Virginia, and it contains tales that embody this timeless storytelling experience (re-printed from Shroud Magazine).

Regional Bestseller — Buffalo Creek Valley of Death is a reprint of a classic title by Dennis Deitz and Carlene Mowery. This revised edition, in an 8.25" x 11" softcover format, includes new, never-before-published photos from the tragic event.

“As a scion of one of the feuding families of the Allegheny and Cumberland hills, and one whose forebearers began their trek westward from the Virginia coast, I offer the following for all who may be interested or desire to hear the facts from one who has first-hand knowledge of the people of whom he writes.” — Dr. Coleman C. Hatfield