Your Paranormal Experiences and Book Giveaway on Shadows in the Dark – Nov. 29th

PRLog (Press Release) – Nov 24, 2007 – Jeremiah will be reading submitted stories live on the air (to submit a story visit www.shadowsinthedarkradio.com). All submitted stories will be entered into a drawing for a signed copy of Robert Schneck's The President's Vampire: Strange but True Tales of the United States. The book is signed,

“October 31, 2007
Halloween
Robert Damon Schneck
America’s Historian of the Strange”

This will all take place on November 29th starting at 10pm Eastern Standard Time.

The rules are pretty simple and are as follows:
1.   You can submit more than one story but will receive only one entry.
2.   Don't leave the email field blank. Any stories without and email address will be omitted from the drawing. This is so we can obtain an address to send the book to if you win.
3.   Be sure to be as detailed as possible (i.e. dates, times, feelings, weather etc.).
4.   Members and family members of E.P.I.C are prohibited from participating. They can submit a story to be read but they will not be entered into the drawing.
5.   Stories can be of any paranormal, weird or strange experience you have had. Do not submit a story about someone else's experience. It must be your own.
6.   All ages may participate. Parents may help children to write out their stories.
7.   Deadline for submissions is November 29th, 2007 at 8pm Eastern Standard Time.
8.   Drawing will be done on air at or around 15 minutes before show end and winner’s first name and location (city and state) will be announced.
9.   Winner does not have to pay postage. Postage will be taken care of by Shadows in the Dark.
10.   You don’t have to be listening to the show to win. Winner will be contacted via email.

It’s easy to enter! Just visit www.shadowsinthedarkradio.com and follow the links. Fill out the form and click the submit button.

So be sure to tune on the November the 29th to hear some great stories and see if you are the luck winner of a signed copy of Robert Schneck's The President's Vampire.