Below is an excerpt from Jack-o’-Lantern
Press’s book, “Transylveinya Traveler: A
Travel Guide for Monsters, Ghosts, Vampires, Aliens, Werewolves, Witches,
Zombies, Demons … And Mad Scientists, Too.”
To purchase the book, go to JackoLanternPress.com. Or click
HERE.
What’s in Transylveinya
Hills, a monster’s suburban paradise? Plenty. Here are some highlights:
Pink Flamingo Garden Shop on Gnome Name Street — This is a great place to
go to stalk up on the things you’ll need to build your own pieceful backyard paradise, with killer
gnomes, killer flamingos and other lawn terrors that’ll tear you to pieces.
The Library of the Dead — The characters in these books jump off the page —
literally in all of the literature here.
Transylveinya Hills Skulling Alley — Take a break. Roll some
strikes and crack some heads where the lanes are long and the skulls are fresh.
The Firehouse — This is probably the best destination for
recreation and relaxation. Take an elevator plunge down to the lava-flowing,
flame-throwing caverns of the Fire Caves to spend some quality time with the
Red Devil, and burn off some serious calories.
The Local Trash Services — Collect as much trash as you want to keep. But
don’t be too greedy. Garbage is a terrible thing to waste.
Goblin Street bed-and-breakfasts — It’s a goblin’s job to wait
on you here. He’ll wait on you to go to bed, and then he’ll call on you from
his oak to come out and play.
Tree People Place — Unlike the goblins of Goblin Street, tree people
won’t taunt you. They’ll just go into your room and take you. Their idea of
playing is prickly, especially as they drag you up the trunks of their trees
and through the branches.
Transylveinya Hills Drive-In — If you’re open to demonic
domination, a night at the movies is always a top recreational activity. The
demons up on that big screen are more than happy to come down and enter your
vehicle … and your soul.
A haunted house in Bat Court — The bats are always swarming.
Lightning never stops striking. Thunder keeps clapping. Rain pours forever.
Skeletons greet you and take you into their dwelling so you can experience true
haunted house living. And if you haven’t experienced haunted house living, take
my word: it’s among the last things you’ll ever get locked into doing.
The
Wreck Center on Wreck Center Circle — This
is a great way to release stress. Bust down walls, crash through windows and
smash up furniture. Using your own hands to break something down to the ground
is a guaranteed way to make you feel productive.
