Ghostly Tales of Japan

From Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards-winning author Andi Brooks comes a unique collection of original stories inspired by the supernatural traditions of Japan. Now translated into Japanese and French, Ghostly Tales of Japan explores the mysterious side of a country where the supernatural is often accepted as an everyday fact of life. From the ancient past to the modern day, long-term Tokyo resident and scholar of the Japanese supernatural Andi Brooks leads readers into a world of shape-shifting yokai, ghostly visitations, and terrible acts of supernatural revenge. By turns eerie, whimsical, and moving, these tales are rooted in the rich tradition of Japanese ghost stories. Ghostly Tales of Japan is held in the collections of Japan's National Diet Library, the Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum library in Matsue, and the Embassy of Ireland in Japan's Lafcadio Hearn Museum in Tokyo.