About the author
Eric Stanway is the author of Haunted Hillsborough County, published by History Press in 2014 and reissued in a library edition the same year. The book gathers ghost stories, local legends, and reputedly haunted sites from towns across Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, ranging from Nashua to Weare, including accounts such as a poltergeist said to have followed a relocated house into Nashua. Written in the local-history and regional-hauntings tradition common to History Press titles, the book combines historical detail about specific towns and buildings with the folklore attached to them, aimed at readers interested in New England ghost lore and local history rather than at practitioners of any spiritual tradition. The catalogue's two listed editions of the same book, one a standard trade edition and one a library binding, reflect its intended audience among both general readers and library collections.
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“Eric Stanway provides a meticulous chronicle of Hillsborough County’s paranormal history, appealing strongly to local enthusiasts and ghost hunters. The book succeeds in mapping out specific incidents, such as transported…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Haunted Hillsborough County Stanway, Eric
“While this collection offers a charming glimpse into Hillsborough County’s spectral secrets, it may disappoint readers seeking complex literary horror or rigorous academic analysis. It is not suited for those who prefer…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Haunted Hillsborough County
