Out Traveler Features Jeff Nisbet's Creepy Crawly Provincetown

Out Traveler was kind enough to feature images from Jeff Nisbet's Creepy Crawly Provincetown: A Grave Distractions Walking Tour in a fetching slideshow.  The article gives you a sneak peek into some of the haunted places covered in Jeff's unique text. If you're interested in the paranormal and headed to Cape Cod this summer, check out the Out Traveler slide show for some of the most haunted places in the area. Thanks again to the folks at Out Magazine and the Out Traveler website for giving everyone an expanded look into Jeff's book.

About Creepy Crawly Provincetown

Are you planning a trip to Provincetown, Massachusetts any time soon and looking to do an extraordinary way to remember your vacation? We’ve got you covered. Creepy Crawly Provincetown: A Grave Distractions Walking Tour is a hauntingly delightful guidebook to 22 different sites in and around Provincetown that have long been known by locals as being visited by ghosts and other supernatural apparitions. The guidebook is perfect for individuals, groups, or families wishing to add a unique dimension to their Provincetown vacation experience. Each entry contains a short history of each site, photographs, Google Maps links and GPS coordinates to assist you on your Provincetown ghost tour. Also included with each paranormal site entry are social media and popular review website listings making it easy to share your experiences with your friends and family. Also included in this text is a beginner’s guide to ghost hunting and safety precautions to take while visiting Provincetown’s repository of haints and haunts. Finally, we’ve included a listing of local not so supernatural events if you’re looking to pass your day in Provincetown taking part of neighborhood festivities. Creepy Crawly Provincetown: A Grave Distractions Walking Tour was written by esotericist, contributor to Atlantis Rising magazine, and frequent vacationer to Provincetown, Jeff Nisbet. The author would like to remind anyone taking this walking tour to stay safe, respect private property, and be of a stout heart. Because you never know what tales you’ll be able to tell when you uncover the spectral underbelly of Provincetown, Massachusetts.

Spirits of the Border: The History and Mystery of El Paso del Norte by Ken Hudnall

Since October is the spookiest month of the year, we're continuing to release digital conversions of Ken Hundall's Spirits of the Border series. Ken's series is an invaluable guide to ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts alike. Each volume allows the reader to explore the supernatural side of places in Southwest. This volume examines the paranormal underbelly of El Paso. Cities steeped in history usually go hand in hand with tales of the supernatural. El Paso is no exception to that rule. From UFOs to lost treasure and mysterious places to ghost stories, this is a fabulous guide to the city and the surrounding area. The digital edition is perfect way to take your passion for the paranormal with you as you explore the history and mystery of El Paso. This edition is now available for Amazon's Kindle and Barnes and Noble's Nook. All other major eReader formats can be found at our Smashword's listing. Links may be found at The History and Mystery of El Paso del Norte book page at the Grave Distractions Publications site.

Spirits of the Border: The History and Mystery of Northeast Texas by Ken Hudnall

Yesterday we uploaded our first digital offering of Ken Hudnall's Spirits on the Border series, The History and Mystery of Northeast Texas on Smashwords. Each book in the series is an invaluable guide to ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts alike. This volume allows the reader to explore the supernatural side of towns in Northeast Texas. With multiple paranormal event listings in over 75 cities, tourists and locals are bound to find haunted tales no matter where they are in the region. The digital edition is perfect way to take your passion for the paranormal any where you go.

Spirits of the Border: The History and Mystery of Northeast Texas includes entries from the following cities: Allen, Alton, Arlington, Avinger, Balch Springs, Big Sandy, Bridgeport, Burkburnett, Carrollton, Cason, Cedar Hill, Celburne, Commerce, Coppell, Corsicana, Dallas, Dekalb, Denton, Duncanville, Ennis, Euless, Farmers Branch, Files Valley, Fort Hood, Fort Worth, Garland, Gilmer, Granbury, Grand Prairie, Haltom City, Hamilton, Harker Heights, Haslet, Hemphill, Henderson, Hillsboro, Hutchins, Iowa Park, Irving, Jefferson, Keller, Kilgore, Killeen, Lindale, Longview, Luther, Marshall, Maxdale, Maypearl, Mckinney, Mesquite, Mexia, Mineola, Mineral Wells, Moody, Nacogdoches, North Richland Hills, Oakalla, Olney, Possum Kingdom, Princeton, Richardson, Scottsville, Sherman, Southlake, Springtown, Sulphur Springs, Sunnyvale, Texarkana, Thurber, Tyler, Waxahachie, Weatherford, Whitehouse, Wichita Falls, and Winnsboro.