Michael Norman's writing delves into the realm of the supernatural and local legends. His style is characterized by an immersion into the rich history and folklore of a region. He invites readers on a journey into the unexplained, where reality intersects with the spectral. Norman's approach to storytelling is meticulous and captivating.
Drawn from diaries, correspondence and from memory, Maggie, Eileen and Me is a highly personal account of one man's journey as he assumes responsibility to care for his mother and aunt, who both succumbed to dementia within a relatively similar time frame.
Micahel Norman, a seasoned ghost hunter, presents a collection of nearly thirty eerie tales from Minnesota, perfect for the Halloween season. These stories delve into the state's haunted history, showcasing its supernatural lore and intriguing encounters. Each narrative offers a glimpse into the chilling and mysterious aspects of Minnesota, making it an engaging read for those fascinated by the paranormal.
"Haunted Homeland" is a collection of true ghost stories passed down through generations, exploring America's haunted history. From an Alaskan castle to phantom clergymen and mysterious lights, it features real encounters with famous apparitions, haunted crime scenes, and various spectral events across the nation.
Historic Haunted America delves deeper into North American ghost legends, building on the success of Haunted America. This chilling collection features over seventy-five terrifying stories of hauntings from both the past and present across the United States and Canada.