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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Lisa Hefner HeitzPublisher: University Press of Kansas Imprint: University Press of Kansas Dimensions: Width: 15.40cm , Height: 1.20cm , Length: 23.00cm Weight: 0.320kg ISBN: 9780700609307ISBN 10: 070060930 Pages: 218 Publication Date: 31 October 1997 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Awaiting stock ![]() The supplier is currently out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you and placed on backorder. Once it does come back in stock, we will ship it out for you. Table of ContentsReviewsEnjoyable and easy to read, Haunted Kansas tells us a great deal about who we are as Kansans and gives us insights into our values and attitudes. It will also appeal to anyone interested in regionalism, folklore, history, or popular culture. --Jennie Chinn, Kansas folklorist and coauthor of Kansas Quilts and Quilters """Finally, a book not about Dorothy, the Yellow Brick Road, or being bored silly, but one that tells us what we've known all along--Kansas is a spooky place.""--James J. Fisher, Kansas City Star""Heitz has carefully crafted and cleverly recounted the state's best tales, legends, and ghost stories. Whether you are a believer or not, this book will haunt your memory with the eerie, the pathetic, the tragic, and the bizarre. A delight to read and contemplate, Haunted Kansas inspires us to think differently about our state and adds a new dimension to Kansas literature.""--Thomas Fox Averill, author of What Kansas Means to Me ""Enjoyable and easy to read, Haunted Kansas tells us a great deal about who we are as Kansans and gives us insights into our values and attitudes. It will also appeal to anyone interested in regionalism, folklore, history, or popular culture.""--Jennie Chinn, Kansas folklorist and coauthor of Kansas Quilts and Quilters ""Lisa Hefner Heitz has made an important contribution to Kansas folklore by pulling these stories together for the first time. It is perfect for those who seek a publication containing the most popular poltergeists in Kansas.""--Kansas History" Finally, a book not about Dorothy, the Yellow Brick Road, or being bored silly, but one that tells us what we've known all along--Kansas is a spooky place. --James J. Fisher, Kansas City Star Enjoyable and easy to read, Haunted Kansas tells us a great deal about who we are as Kansans and gives us insights into our values and attitudes. It will also appeal to anyone interested in regionalism, folklore, history, or popular culture. --Jennie Chinn, Kansas folklorist and coauthor of Kansas Quilts and Quilters -Finally, a book not about Dorothy, the Yellow Brick Road, or being bored silly, but one that tells us what we've known all along--Kansas is a spooky place.---James J. Fisher, Kansas City Star Finally, a book not about Dorothy, the Yellow Brick Road, or being bored silly, but one that tells us what we've known all along--Kansas is a spooky place. --James J. Fisher, Kansas City Star -Finally, a book not about Dorothy, the Yellow Brick Road, or being bored silly, but one that tells us what we've known all along--Kansas is a spooky place.---James J. Fisher, Kansas City Star -Enjoyable and easy to read, Haunted Kansas tells us a great deal about who we are as Kansans and gives us insights into our values and attitudes. It will also appeal to anyone interested in regionalism, folklore, history, or popular culture.---Jennie Chinn, Kansas folklorist and coauthor of Kansas Quilts and Quilters Enjoyable and easy to read, Haunted Kansas tells us a great deal about who we are as Kansans and gives us insights into our values and attitudes. It will also appeal to anyone interested in regionalism, folklore, history, or popular culture. --Jennie Chinn, Kansas folklorist and coauthor of Kansas Quilts and Quilters Heitz has carefully crafted and cleverly recounted the state's best tales, legends, and ghost stories. Whether you are a believer or not, this book will haunt your memory with the eerie, the pathetic, the tragic, and the bizarre. A delight to read and contemplate, Haunted Kansas inspires us to think differently about our state and adds a new dimension to Kansas literature. --Thomas Fox Averill, author of What Kansas Means to Me Finally, a book not about Dorothy, the Yellow Brick Road, or being bored silly, but one that tells us what we've known all along--Kansas is a spooky place. --James J. Fisher, Kansas City Star Enjoyable and easy to read, Haunted Kansas tells us a great deal about who we are as Kansans and gives us insights into our values and attitudes. It will also appeal to anyone interested in regionalism, folklore, history, or popular culture. --Jennie Chinn, Kansas folklorist and coauthor of Kansas Quilts and Quilters Heitz has carefully crafted and cleverly recounted the state's best tales, legends, and ghost stories. Whether you are a believer or not, this book will haunt your memory with the eerie, the pathetic, the tragic, and the bizarre. A delight to read and contemplate, Haunted Kansas inspires us to think differently about our state and adds a new dimension to Kansas literature. --Thomas Fox Averill, author of What Kansas Means to Me Enjoyable and easy to read, Haunted Kansas tells us a great deal about who we are as Kansans and gives us insights into our values and attitudes. It will also appeal to anyone interested in regionalism, folklore, history, or popular culture. --<b>Jennie Chinn</b>, Kansas folklorist and coauthor of <i>Kansas Quilts and Quilters</i> Enjoyable and easy to read, Haunted Kansas tells us a great deal about who we are as Kansans and gives us insights into our values and attitudes. It will also appeal to anyone interested in regionalism, folklore, history, or popular culture. Jennie Chinn, Kansas folklorist and coauthor of Kansas Quilts and Quilters Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |