Editor'notes Like Scheherazade in "A Thousand and one Arabian Night," we have discovered that one good Story often gives birth to another.it seems there's no limit to the supply of ghost Stories and supernatural experiences that Filipino have in store. As a result, we are now on our third round of ghost storytelling and the stories still keep on pouring. The tales we have compiled for you in this volume are good for at least one more scary night under the covers.That is, if you're up to it.

"Undas" is the Philippines' version of the Halloween or the Day of the Dead. All Souls' Day. We usually observe the day by visiting our relatives who've passed on—trekking to the cemetery to clean their tombs and polish their gravestones, offer flowers and sometimes fruit, affix candles and make balls of wax from their drippings, and pray for their eternal peace. Restless spirits are the last thing you want. My favorite part of the season are the ghost stories and urban legends that make their rounds weeks prior to the holiday. Here are just a few of them. --- *Most of these are stories I've either read about or heard of from friends and family. I own none of them unless specified otherwise. If you have your own stories you'd like to share, feel free to comment them!

A series of real paranormal experiences that people have encountered, hope you enjoy... Sleep Well!

I heard many ghost stories from my relatives and friends and it freaks me out. True ghost story Philippines, Don't miss the sneak peak of Desolation Party: The secret Aisle