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.

When Darkness Falls by Ken Hudnall

The Anunnaki are coming home. The battle of the gods of old come once again to Earth in Ken Hudnall's When Darkness Falls. The residents of a small New Mexico town are caught up in the fray as mortal meets immortal in possibly the final clash for universal domination. Will the Earth be engulfed by the schemes of Asmodeus or Romar, Prince of the Annunaki Empire save humanity or will darkness once again fall on the Earth?

History is silent regarding his race walking the face of the Earth. But Romar, Prince of the Annunaki Empire was proof that once Gods walked the face of the planet. But these were all too human Gods, driven by the same ambitions as we mere mortals.

The Great Lord of Hosts, Anu ruled wisely, but his brother Asmodeus plotted to take the throne by use of the darkest sorcery. Stories of the civil war that erupted between the two factions came down to us as legends of gods and goddesses who warred for the souls of men. Anu’s forces won, but the great Anu was sorely wounded his the treachery of his own sister.

As a last effort to help the races he loved, Anu banished his sister to the Annunaki Colony on Mars and imprisoned his brother in the far reaches of his Earthly Empire. As a sign of his love for the people of Earth, he charged his only son with the job of guarding the emerging races from the evil working of the imprisoned Asmodeus, God of Evil.

Anu and his Annunaki Legions withdrew from Earth to the Heavenly City of Avalon, a station in space orbiting the sun between Venus and Mercury. There he rests to regain his strength sorely sapped by his sister’s vicious attack. His son Romar, immortal as a gift from the Gods, destined to walk the earth until the return of his father for the last battle against Asmodeus, Prince of Evil.

When Darkness Falls is available in eBook format at fine online retails such as Amazon, Amazon UK, Barnes and Noble, Kobo eBooks, iBookstore, and Smashwords.

About Author Ken Hudnall

Military veteran, Captain Ken Hudnall, was an instructor in urban warfare at the United States Army Infantry School and is the author of 40 plus books, including the award winning Manhattan Conspiracy series. The first in the series was written in 1992, but was a chillingly accurate portrait of the terrorist attacks on New York City in both 1993 and 2001. He has appeared on CNN, FOX News, Coast to Coast AM and other major networks as a special consultant in urban warfare. In addition to his works of fiction, he has written extensively on the issues of unidentified flying objects and national security. Ken also hosts a nightly talk show on his radio networkthat deals with the paranormal, conspiracies, and the unexplained. Ken currently lives in El Paso, Texas with his wife. To find out more about Ken, visit his website at www.kenhudnall.com.

Creepy Crawly Provincetown: A Grave Distractions Walking Tour by Jeff Nisbet

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.


If you'd like to take a closer look at some of the haunted places covered in Creepy Crawly Provincetown, the Out Traveler website has created a slideshow that can be accessed here.


This title is available in traditional print and eBook formats at fine online retails such as Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Book Depository, Google Books, Kobo eBooks, iBookstore, Scribd, and Smashwords.

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

We're happy to announce the latest installment of Ken Hudnall's Spirits of the Border series has been released for the first time in digital editions. In Spirits of the Border: The History and Mystery of Arizona, multiple paranormal event listings are presented for over 50 Arizona cities. Tourists and locals are bound to find haunted tales no matter where they are in the region. Stories of lost treasures, bigfoot sightings, UFO, and secret government underground bases are also included in this edition. The digital edition is perfect way to take your passion for the paranormal any where you go. This title as been released for Amazon's Kindle and Barnes and Noble's Nook. Other major eBook formats maybe found at this title's listing on Smashwords. Click the book link above for current availability information.

Spirits of the Border: The History and Mystery of Arizona includes paranormal tales from the following cities. Ajo, Ahwatukee, Alpine, Anthem, Bisbee, Bullhead City, Caldwell, Casa Grande, Chandler , Chinle, Cochise, Dardanelle, Douglas, Dragoon , El Frida, Flagstaff, Florence, Fort Bowie , Fort Huachuca, Fountain Hills, Gilbert, Glendale, Globe , Goodyear, Grand Canyon National Park, Holbrook, Jerome, Kingman, Lake Havasu, Magnolia, Maricopa County - East Mesa, Mesa, Nogales, Oatman, Oracle, Patagonia, Peoria, Phoenix, Pinal - Dudleyville, Prescott, San Manuel, Scottsdale, Sierra Vista, Tempe, Tombstone, Tucson, White River, White Mountains, Wickenburg, Williams, and Yuma.

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 the Lone Star State by Ken Hudnall

We'd like to announce the release of Ken Hudnall's Spirits on the Border: The History and Mystery of the Lone Star State. Each volume of Spirits on the Border allows the reader to explore the supernatural side of towns in the Southwest. In this edition, multiple paranormal event listings are presented for over 260 Texas cities. Tourists and locals are bound to find haunted tales no matter where they are in the region. This is the definitive paranormal overview of the Lone Star State. At over 187,000 words, you will have a Texas sized book on your hands! The digital edition is perfect way to take your passion for the paranormal any where you go. This book is available in multiple eBook formats. 

Spirits of the Border: The History and Mystery of the Lone Star State includes entries from the following cities:Abilene, Acuff, Albany, Alexander, Alice, Allen, Alpine, Alton, Alvin, Amarillo, Andrews, Angleton, Anson, Aquilla, Arlington, Austin, Avinger, Balch Springs, Ballinger, Banana Bend, Bandera, Bangs, Batson, Baytown, Beaumont, Beeville, Belton, Big Sandy, Big Spring, Blooming Grove, Boerne, Bold Springs, Borger, Brady, Brazoria, Brazosport, Bridgeport, Brownsville, Bryan/College Station, Buffalo Gap, Burkburnett, Cactus, Caldwell, Canyon, Carrizo Springs, Carrollton, Carthage, Cason, Cedar Hill, Celburne, China Spring, Christoval, Coahoma, Colorado City, Comal County, Combes, Commerce, Conroe, Coppell, Corpus Christi, Corsicana, Cotulla, Crosby, Dallas, Dekalb, Del Rio, Denton, Diboll, Donna, Dumas, Duncanville, Eagle Pass, Earth, East Bernard, East Columbia, Edgewood, Edinburg, Egypt, Eldorado, Elgin, Elwood, Ennis, Eola, Euless, Farmers Branch, Files Valley, Fischer, Floydada, Fort Davis, Fort Hood, Fort Stockton, Fort Worth, Fredericksburg, Freeport, Galveston, Garland, Gatesville, George West, Georgetown, Gilmer, Goliad, Gonzales, Granbury, Grand Prairie, Haltom City, Hamilton, Hargill, Harker Heights, Harlingen, Haslet, Helotes, Hemphill, Hempstead, Henderson, Hereford, Hidalgo, Hillsboro, Hockley, Houston, Hudson, Humble, Huntsville, Hutchins, Hutto, Iowa Park, Irving, Jacksonville, Jasper, Jefferson, Junction, Kalgary, Keller, Kerrville, Kilgore, Killeen, Kingsville, La Feria, La Grange, La Marque, Lajitas, Lake Jackson, Lampasas, Laredo, League City, Levelland, Liberty, Lindale, Littlefield, Llano, Lockhart 1, Lockhart 2, Longview, Los Chisos Mountains, Lubbock, Luckenbach, Luling, Luther, Marathon, Marfa, Marion, Marshall, Matador, Maxdale, Maypearl, Mcallen, Mckinney, Mesquite, Mexia, Midland, Mineola, Mineral Wells, Mission, Monahans, Monte Alto, Montgomery, Moody, Mount Pleasant, Nacogdoches, Nederland, New Braunfels, Noack, North Richland Hills, Oakalla, Odessa, Olney, Olton, Paint Rock, Palestine, Pampa, Paris, Pasadena, Pearsall, Pecos, Peyton Colony, Pflugerville, Pharr, Plainview, Port Aransas, Port Isabel, Port Neches, Possum Kingdom, Post, Presidio, Princeton, Ransom Canyon, Refugio, Richardson, Richmond, Rio Grande City, Rio Hondo, Roby, Roma, San Angelo, San Antonio, San Benito, San Juan, San Marcos, San Patricio, San Perlita, Santa Ana, Santa Maria, Santa Rosa, Saratoga, Schulenburg, Scottsville, Seabrook, Sealy, Seguin, Seminole, Shafter, Shallowater, Sherman, Skidmore, Snyder, Southlake, Spring, Springtown, Stanton, Sterling City, Sulphur Springs, Sunnyvale, Sweetwater, Tennyson, Terlingua, Texarkana, City, The Colony, The Woodlands, Thurber, Tomball, Trinity, Turkey, Tyler, Uvalde, Valley Mills, Victoria, Waco, Waxahachie, Weatherford, Weslaco, West Columbia, White Oak, Whitehouse, Wichita Falls, and Wimberly.

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.

New Relase by Brian J Allan: The Believers: A Reinterpretation of Mystical and Religious Phenomena

In our second eBook release this weekend for paranormal and esoteric author Brian J Allan, The Believers: A Reinterpretation of Mystical and Religious Phenomena we see the next step in a logical progression of research and inquiry: are the "spiritual" and "religious" matters that humanity espouses or embraces intimately connected to, or part of, the paranormal and anomalous realm?  Is this part of a greater reality which is not only quantum in the micro- and macro-level, but also a source of manipulative intelligences, some of which are greater than our own? Some people seem destined to be used by these manipulative forces for destructive ends; others seem doomed to be dupes. Brian examines all of this with his characteristically crisp insight and rapier wit, and as always, his research is factually impeccable. This is a very important book, and one that should reside on the shelves of every student of comparative religion, mythology, Forteanism, Ufology, and the paranormal.  Brian compares cults, religious practices, relics, and personalities to their paranormal counterparts. 

Grave Distractions Publications has converted this text from the original print to various eBook formats. As of today it is available on Smashwords and at Barnes and Noble's Nook store. Releases for Amazon's Kindle, the iBookstore, and Sony eReader will be in the upcoming weeks.

GDP to Provide eBook Conversions for Ken Hudnall

Grave Distractions Publications has entered into an agreement with author and talk show host Ken Hudnall to provide print to eBook conversions for Mr. Hudnall's catalog.  Military veteran, Captain Ken Hudnall, was an instructor in urban warfare at the United States Army Infantry School and is the author of 40 plus books, including the award winning Manhattan Conspiracy series. The first in the series was written in 1992, but was a chillingly accurate portrait of the terrorist attacks on New York City in both 1993 and 2001. He has appeared on CNN, FOX News, Coast to Coast AM and other major networks as a special consultant in urban warfare. In addition to his works of fiction, he has written extensively on the issues of unidentified flying objects and national security.  Ken also hosts a nightly talk show on the Soup Media Network that deals with the paranormal, conspiracies, and the unexplained. Ken currently lives in El Paso, Texas with his wife.  To find out more about Ken, visit his author page on our website. 

Ken's first eBook release, When Darkness Falls, was released earlier this week on various eBook platforms.  When Darkness Falls is a paranormal thriller that deals with the residents of a small New Mexico town who are caught up in the machinations of immortals.