Mainers may already be familiar with the story of “The Ghost Trap,” Maine ... much by watching other bad Maine accents in other media. Like the film’s fishing town setting, I never got ...

Tonight Anthony Everett heads to the former mill town, now becoming a foodie mecca ... Finally, Shayna Seymour is exploring ...

This book starts out with a gothic feel, then steadily shifts its footing to a fairly typical contemporary depiction of the main character’s chaotic emotional life.

There are all sorts of haunted stories and paranormal sightings across America, but based on an assortment of creepy criteria ...

According to the Cryptidz Fandom website, the moose was first seen by a hunting guide in 1891. Guide Clarence Duffy, who was ...

Stephens is the author of “The Ghost Trap,” a novel that takes place in a small town in coastal Maine. The book follows the ...

Seaside Shadows Haunted History Tours, which operates in both Mystic and Westerly, R.I., earned what it called its "first ...

Now that we've covered that, where in Maine can you find this eerie, yet fascinating ghost town? According to Thrillist and their report highlighting ‘The Creepiest, Coolest Ghost Town in Every State, ...

Seventeen miles away from Houlton, Smyrna is incredibly isolated. The stores, inns and shops it offers substantiate the lives of those who live there as horse and buggy prove too difficult a journey ...

the small towns where everybody knows everybody’s business, and a long history of shipwrecks and seaside ghost stories. Plus, of course, there’s the 50-year career of the most famous of Maine ...