Intoxicated Ghost And Other Stories by Arlo Bates is a collection of short stories that span a range of genres and themes. From supernatural encounters to tales of love and loss, each story captivates the reader with its unique blend of imaginative storytelling and emotional depth.

Bates' writing is both lyrical and haunting, drawing readers into richly-drawn worlds where the line between reality and fantasy blurs. The characters are well-developed and relatable, each facing their own struggles and triumphs that resonate with the reader on a personal level.

One of the standout stories in the collection is "Intoxicated Ghost," a gripping tale of a haunted house and the dark secrets that lie within its walls. The story is atmospheric and suspenseful, keeping readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Overall, Intoxicated Ghost And Other Stories is a thought-provoking and beautifully crafted collection that will appeal to fans of both literary fiction and the supernatural. Bates' writing is skillful and evocative, drawing readers into a world where anything is possible. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a captivating read.

Book Description:
A charming collection of short stories, dealing with ghosts, magic, and other-worldly events that even the faint of heart will enjoy.
1. The Intoxicated Ghost - a woman tries to outsmart a ghost to save the family from financial ruin.
2. A Problem In Portraiture - can a man's portrait influence the man he becomes?
3. Knitters In The Sun - will a father's curse keep two lovers apart?
4. A Comedy In Crape - the death of the town playboy causes a dispute over who is entitled to be chief mourner
5. A Meeting Of The Psychical Club - who is the hooded stranger, and are his powers real?
6. Tim Calligan's Grave-Money - a poor man's final sacrifice
7. Miss Gaylord and Jenny - who will ultimately be George's bride, Alice or her alter-ego?
8. Dr. Polnitzski - a man in a no-win situation and his resolution
9. In The Virginia Room - a Southern woman visits a Confederate War Museum on the anniversary of her husband's death and meets a Northerner. Can she forgive?