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Title: Stories with little suspense, no plot
Review: "Ghosts and Haunts from the Appalachian Foothills" is not really a book of short stories per se. Its narratives are the literary equivalent of a Grandma Moses painting: a moment of time in rural America. Most of the narratives of ghostly encounters are charming, but not very frightening, because there is no evocation of tension or suspense. The first story in the book is probably the scariest because it is one of the few that does build up to supernatural climax. One of my favorite stories is about a guardian spirit who warns his human if there is speed trap on the road ahead. Another is about an old woman who made a pact with the devil, so that she could spy on her neighbors through a flour sifter.At any rate, although this book did not really haunt me or frighten me in any way, you may be charmed by its tales of rural Appalachia.
