Campfire Stories, Vol. 1: Things That Go Bump in the Night

by William Forgey

Other authors: Paul G. Hoffman (Illustrator)

Series: Campfire Stories (Volume 1)

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A collection of twenty ghost stories by a variety of authors with suggestions on how each should be told to a group, preferably around a campfire.

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
William Forgey	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Hoffman, Paul G.	Illustrator	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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A collection of twenty ghost stories by a variety of authors with suggestions on how each should be told to a group, preferably around a campfire.

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Original and classic stories of adventure, ghosts, and all the things that you must worry about the next time you hear something go bump in the night.

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