THOMAS FREESE: APPEARANCE SCHEDULE

10.03.2009 | Author: chsweeney | Posted in Appalachia in the News, Hauntings, Ghost Stories and Urban Legends

Appalachian Folk has excited news.Â I have obtained the upcoming schedule for Thomas Freese, Kentucky Author and Storyteller.Â Mr. Freese has written several books including Shaker Ghost Stories
from Pleasant Hill Kentucky;Â Fog Swirler and 11Other Ghost Stories;Strange and Wonderful
Things: A Collection Of Ghost Stories with Special Appearances by Witches and Other Bizarre Creatures and;Â Haunted Battlefields of The South: True Tales of Civil War Ghosts in Kentucky, Tennessee and Other Locations.

Most recently he has released Ghosts, Spirits and Angels: True Tales from Kentucky and Beyond, which I had signed tonight.Â I have read his story on Shaker Ghosts and it was fabulous.Â I cannot wait to devour the one that he signed tonight.Â I encourage all of you to spend this October reading his material.Â I think you will find it enchanting, haunting, and all in all a fantastic read.Â I will post his books on the “books” section so you can get your own copy.Â

Mr. Freese was kind enough to give me a copy of his tour schedule for his fall.Â I encourage you to buy his book, go to his presentation and meet him in person.Â It will be well worth your time, both reading the book and attending the lecture.Â I will be attending one of them myself.Â

On behalf of Appalachian Folk, I would like to thank Mr. Freese for his wonderful efforts to preserve the paranormal stories of Kentucky and Tennessee.

Here is his schedule:

Oct-Dec â??The arts and books of Jeffersontownâ??s Thomas Freeseâ?? Jeffersontown Historical Museum, Mon-Fri, 9-5, at the Jeffersontown Library building

Oct 3 4-6PM, Karenâ??s Book Barn, La Grange, book signing GSA

Oct 6 6:30 PM Paris Bourbon County Library Ghosts, Spirits and Angels

Oct 9 1PM Meade County Library ghost stories

Oct 10 11:30 A Readerâ??s Corner Bookstore, St. Matthews, storytelling and book signing

Oct 11 2PM Blackacre Nature Preserve Ghost Tales

Oct 13 12:30 PM Rachel Plattâ??s Noon Show, WHAS 11 TV, GSA

Oct 16 7:30 PM Simpsonville Baptist Church, Ghost Stories

Oct 17 Healing Festival, Louisville, Speaker and Reader

Oct 18 12:30 and 3:10 PM, UK Art Museum pioneer and N. American tales

Oct 22 7:30 PM Shelby County Library, Ghost Stories

Oct 24 11AM to 2PM Kentucky Artisan Center in Berea Book signing GSA

Oct 24 7:30 PM Borders on Hurstbourne, Louisville, GSA book sign

Oct 27 3:30 PM Madison County Public Library, Richmond, Ghost Stories

Oct 28 Noon Jeffersontown Public Library talk on ghosts followed by book signing in the Jeffersontown Historical Museum

Oct 28 6:45 PM Gaslight Writers Group Jeffersontown Library ghost stories JT Library

Oct 29 7 PM Folk Art Museum, Morehead, KY, Ghost Stories

Nov 7 Kentucky Book Fair, Frankfort

Nov. 21 & 22, Victory of Light Psychic Fair, Sharonville, OH

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