Though holy death was ghost story number 44 in the ghosts in the burbs lineup, when

combined with the sixth out of the swell stories, it all adds up to 50 interviews. 50 tales of

monsters and ghosts, mimics and demons, coffee and shardame. Some of you might remember the

Arnold's from ghost story number 4. I don't believe sellers have to disclose previous

satanic worship on the property, but a heads up would have been nice.

Text in brackets. Because of a glitch, that story now lives somewhere near number 24 in the

podcast feed, if you're interested in going back to take a listen. And brackets. The story of

that nice couple who shared their home with their three lovely children and one demon possessed daughter,

has haunted me for some time. And since it's a new year, I thought we all might try looking at

things from a new perspective. So I'm going to tell you the Arnold's ordeal from beginning to end,

two to three chapters at a time, right here on ghosts in the burbs. I'd considered releasing it

first in paperback ebook and audible like I did clear, but I think Lilith should live right here.

Starting January 7th, I'll release the chapters weekly every Monday morning. Oh, and I'll release the

Patreon Donor Short Stories by Weekly. You'll see. Questions, comments? Please go to

ghosts in the burbs.com for all my social media links. Now I'm nowhere near done collecting ghost

stories from my neighbors. There'll be plenty more of that in the future. But for now, happy new year. And here's to new perspectives.