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You could try looking in old local libraries. There are often collections of regional ghost stories that are not well - known but super spooky. Some small, independent bookstores might also have anthologies of ghost stories that are not mainstream.

There are many types of ghost stories that you can refer to: 1. Undead Illusion: This story usually depicted a human or animal's soul trapped in some form of consciousness, usually a terrifying or supernatural state. 2. Possessed by Evil Spirits: This story tells of an entity (usually a person or animal) being possessed by evil forces and beginning to cause harm to the people around it. 3. Paranormal events: These stories usually describe some strange events such as ghosts, monsters, ghosts, etc. They appear at night and bring trouble to people's lives. Horror Legends: These stories usually describe some ancient legends or myths that contain horror and supernatural elements such as vampires, werewolves, ghosts, etc. 5. The story of the netherworld: This kind of story tells some stories that happen in the netherworld, usually related to death and horror, such as ghosts, ghosts, zombies, etc. These are some of the popular ghost story types. Of course, there are many other types of ghost stories that you can choose according to your preferences.

It's hard to say. Regular ghost stories have a wide - spread appeal as they cover all kinds of hauntings and supernatural events. However, discount ghost stories might attract a niche audience who are interested in the idea of hauntings related to bargains or things that are sold cheaply because of their haunted reputation.

It depends on the person. Some might find female ghost stories more terrifying because female ghosts are often depicted as being more vengeful or tragic, like La Llorona who is consumed by her grief and anger. This can create a sense of unease and horror.

Yes, in a way. The bond between twins makes the stories scarier. It's like there's a double presence, even if one is a ghost. Their connection seems to transcend death, which is a spooky concept.

Yes, they probably are. The title itself implies more ghost stories, and usually ghost stories are meant to be scary.

One time, I was in a very old library. It was late at night and I was the only one there. All of a sudden, I heard pages turning on their own. I looked around but there was no one. Then, I saw a book float off the shelf for a second and then drop. It was so strange. I'm convinced it was something paranormal.

A common life ghost story is about a bridge. People have claimed to see a man in old - fashioned clothes standing on the bridge at midnight. Legend has it that he was a soldier who died on that bridge during a war. His spirit is still there, perhaps reliving the moment of his death. Another story involves a cemetery. A caretaker once saw a floating light that moved among the graves. He thought it might be the souls of the departed checking on their final resting places.

I think arms length ghost stories have a unique kind of fright. The closeness creates a sense of intimacy with the unknown. It's not just about seeing a ghost in the distance. It's about that moment when you feel it so near, like it could touch you at any moment. It plays on our fear of the unseen and the unexpected right in our personal space.

This question might involve cultural, historical, and social factors. In traditional Chinese culture, women were usually seen as a symbol of sensitivity, gentleness, and kindness, while men were usually seen as a symbol of strength, courage, and decisiveness. Such gender prejudices could affect people's perception of ghosts and the creation of stories. In addition, female ghost stories tend to be more attractive because they are often related to emotions, pain and loneliness, which are more sensitive to women. Women were often seen as victims, and their stories were often more likely to resonate with readers and cause emotional reactions. Finally, in some cultures, there may be fewer stories about male ghosts, probably because male ghosts are often seen as being related to violence, death, and demons, and these may not be as easily accepted and written as female ghosts.