Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts

Thursday, November 24, 2016

From Radio Republic: In which we give in to the Halloween Spirit

Archiving articles from my Radio Republic column, Drinking Coffee as the World Goes By:

"20 years ago, Ozone Disco Club in the Morato area became the scene of one of the worst club fires in recent history. Many of the club-goers that night died near the entrance, trapped by inward-swinging doors, the heat, and smoke inhalation."

Read more at https://www.radiorepublic.ph/in-which-we-give-in-to-the-halloween-spirit-balete-drive-and-goodah-the-resto-where-ozone-formerly-was/

Sunday, October 30, 2016

Halloween Stories

Some of my friends find it weird that I have an abiding belief in the afterlife, the supernatural, and the paranormal. After all, I'm a sci-fi geek. But it's a personal thing. Here are some stories I shared with Radio Republic, about some of the urban stories I know of.

http://www.radiorepublic.ph/in-which-we-give-in-to-the-halloween-spirit-balete-drive-and-goodah-the-resto-where-ozone-formerly-was/

Saturday, November 2, 2013

Article - Halloween Files: Haunted schools


Just a small article on ghosts.

When we are in school, the best times are when classroom overnight stays happen. That is when everyone can bond, play in the basketball courts, or just hang out and tell scary stories. And schools, for some reasons, have many scary stories – there are the usual biology lab thrillers, ghostly students, and even teachers from a bygone era. And we all laugh about it. But later at night, everyone will be making sure they are sleeping near a friend.

Here are some stories about ghosts and schools.

Click here to go to The Philippine Online Chronicles for the rest of the article.