Trick or treat!
As another Halloween approaches, in this post Iโll just give you a quick recap of the earlier articles and reviews related to this holiday, or somehow appropriate to it.
I hope you enjoy them and have fun!
PODCASTS | Listening tips for the Halloween season
If you love a good spook and want to improve your listening skills, why not listen to some scary podcasts? They are readily available, free, you can listen to them whenever you want, and they are just perfect for the season! Hereโs a list of the top 5 Iโve been enjoying recently.
MEDIA | Horror cult classics: my top 3 Spooktober tips
In case the ongoing stream of various global disasters hasnโt been enough to spook you, here are a couple of suggestions as to how you might spend your evenings this Halloween season โ or, if youโre anything like me, most evenings during the entire year!
BOOK REVIEW | โCalling the Spirits: A History of Seancesโ
Manโs belief in survival of life after death is one of the oldest expressions of religiosity, firmly embedded in the very foundations of organised religion. If the souls of the departed do somehow survive, is it then possible to actually communicate with them?
ENGLISH VOCABULARY | A creepy glossary of doom and gloom
In the days leading up to Halloween, one of the highlights of the dark season of the year, Iโd like to share some adjectives that you can use when talking about the weird, the sad, and the gloomy. Twenty six words, to be precise, one for each letter of the English alphabet.
POETRY | โHaunted Housesโ by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
This poem is a comforting and sentimental meditation on the transience of the material and the permanence of the spiritual; its message is that our loved ones always remain with us, in our thoughts and memories.
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