Liverpool Ghosts and Ghouls

Liverpool Ghosts and Ghouls gathers reported ghost and ghoul stories connected with the city, presenting them in the compact Liverpool Dossier format. Its subject sits alongside the local history, crimes, characters and mysteries that occupied much of Richard Whittington-Egan’s writing about his native Liverpool.

Rather than offering a general survey of paranormal belief, the book is rooted in Liverpool as a place of remembered incidents and attached stories. The result is a brief piece of regional ghost lore from the 1980s, suited to readers tracing how supernatural accounts became part of the city’s wider historical narrative.