American NonFiction Literary Online Magazine

It’s Halloween, I should acknowledge the passing of the holiday and will do so with an in-practice guide on how to tell a scary story. As with all my endeavors into the pool of knowledge, I start at Google and work forward. A search for “How to tell a scary story” on the spooky holiday Google image finds a number of links in a matter of seconds, for Google tells me so; which is far scarier in other implications. Christine Mattice gives her tips on terror in a post on Associated Content. She likes to create an ambiance, so turn out the lights and light some candles. Looks like my find at the tea candles clearance sale will go to a good and tax deductible use.

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So a guy writes me an e-mail. He had a herd of cattle, fallen dead and being cured at the moment. He wrote to find out if I would be interested selling the carcasses on ANF…
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