Kenny doesn’t believe in the supernatural and is hoping someone can explain her strange occurrences.
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Kenny doesn’t believe in the supernatural and is hoping someone can explain her strange occurrences.
Read moreMy friend put me in touch with her husband who had not only experienced the supernatural, but who could also explain how Islam perceives such phenomena.
Read moreAnna has been able to see things that normal people can’t ever since she was a small child. Her experiences have given her a unique view of life and death.
Read moreWeird things tend to happen to Maan, so much so that they’ve learned to just roll with it now.
Read moreToday’s reader wants to be known as Felicia. She grew up sensing things and hiding them from other people because of her intense Christian background, only to later realize that her mother grew up with the same abilities, and she too had to tamp them down. Felicia’s answers are in Taglish (a mix of English […]
Read moreThe next reader about to share their encounters with the weird is a chef who currently runs three restaurants and loves nature. “I’m not a fan of horror film because it scares the crap out of me and I’m jumpy when I watch one, although I like talking about supernatural and paranormal things,” they say. […]
Read more“I sat up and look at the corridor heading to the bathroom – and there I saw her. It was a bloated woman, kinda standing there between me and the bathroom. She seemed to really be standing there and was accompanied by heightened feelings of dread.”
Read moreJiggy Cruz invited me on his podcast, Jiggy’s Geek Speak to talk about encounters with the supernatural. We talk about our experiences, as well as those of people we know. Since we both scare easily, none of us want to listen to this podcast just in case there’s a third voice in it (unless it […]
Read moreDanny Chan teaches Communication and Language in Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He is currently finishing his Ph.D. dissertation in Hong Kong Studies on Time, Temporality, and Spectrality in Hong Kong. I had the opportunity to interview him about Hong Kong’s relationship with the supernatural. I expected urban legends and stories linked to nature. Instead, what […]
Read moreMost people know Kenneth Yu as the founder and publisher of Philippine Genre Stories, and as a prolific speculative fiction writer. What most people don’t know is that he’s also a family man who loves to eat. His guest post on this blog takes the form of a letter. Dear Yvette, How have you […]
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