Burial Day Books is a boutique publisher of supernatural horror. Once a week we research a particular element dealing with superstition, folklore or myth and write a short piece about that element from the Gravedigger’s perspective. These elements were sometimes used somewhere in a previous horror story in history. Or, these elements could have been pulled from particular ideals, or from items that illicit fear. We may also discuss curious traditions that we feel admirers of horror, and beyond, would enjoy learning. Our blogs, while written from a fictional character ‘s perspective, are non-fictional. Overall, our blogs discuss true beliefs, phenomena, practices or customs.
I purchased several bags of candy today. It’s not that we particularly expect Trick-or-Treaters at the funeral home, but you
I am getting excited! Each day the veil that separates the world of the living and the world of
I’ve been occupied. Quite more occupied than normal and I blame a painful increase of workload around these parts. So,
In memory of Edgar Allan Poe, who died October 7, 1849 here is a video of The Raven performed by
Check out the preliminary cover for the Gothic Blue Book, just a few more tweaks and it will be ready
Hey Everyone! Halloween is just around the corner now and we want you to share your spooky real life ghost
My birthday was Friday and I note it mostly for pity as I am getting older. Another year passes
An interesting shift in my life has occurred - my dreams have been strange as of late. Really, I have
Many cultures believe in life after death. Many funeral rites we have seen here are done so with the belief
All full moons have a name, as they very well should. I learned this one especially cold January as I
