On this subject, I'd like to recommend a podcast I recently discovered thanks to
Of course, before we celebrate the things that go bump in the night, we should probably define our terms, right? Fortunately for us, Wondermark by David Malki can help. (Thanks to The Hog's Head!)
Text of the Day: I hope this starts your week off in the right spirit: "Voices in the Air" by Thomas Lovell Beddoes (1803-1849).
As sudden thunder
Pierces night;
As magic wonder,
Wild affright,
Rives asunder
Men's delight:
Our ghost, our corpse; and we
Rise to be.
As flies the lizard
Serpent fell;
As goblin vizard,
At the spell
Of the wizard,
Sinks to hell:
Our life, our laugh, our lay
Pass away.
As wake the morning
Trumpets bright;
As snow-drop, scorning
Winter's might,
Rises warning
Like a spright:
We buried, dead, and slain
Rise again.