Ghost Stories

Woken Laurate and Casley and the Bleary Beady Eyed Ship. These stories, though otherworldly, are deeply rooted in the human experience-of memory, regret, resilience, justice, and the haunting beauty of legacy.In Woken Laurate, the voice of folklore breathes through the figure of Mr. Gibson, a man whose gift for unscripted storytelling echoes beyond the grave. His legacy, shaped through simplicity and truth, challenges the grandeur of the stage and reaffirms the enduring power of the spoken word. Through Mr. Bakerson's devotion and the mystical awakening of Gibson's statue, we see that art, when pure and sincere, never dies-it merely changes form and finds new ears.In Casley and the Bleary Beady Eyed Ship, we encounter a different kind of haunting-one that begins with a boy's death and leads us through betrayal, revenge, cosmic voyages, and redemption. Casley's path from victim to vessel rider is a meditation on justice beyond mortal courts. Through the bleary-eyed ship and the mysterious afterworld of Bowham, the story compels us to consider what lies beyond retribution: peace, transformation, or perhaps something even more mysterious.

Autorentext
Eboh Solomon Ogbonnaya hails from Nigeria. He holds a Higher National Diploma Certificate in Banking and Finance from Abia State Polytechnic Aba (2014).He has worked as a Primary School Teacher and is an avid reader of short stories.He enjoys writing poems.