Ghosts

A wide-ranging anthology of supernatural tales, this collection gathers memorable stories of hauntings, restless spirits, and eerie encounters from a variety of authors. Selected and edited by Isaac Asimov—best known for his science fiction but also a prolific anthologist—along with Martin H. Greenberg and Charles G. Waugh, the volume reflects a deep appreciation for classic and modern speculative fiction. The stories explore the many meanings of “ghosts,” from traditional apparitions and chilling manifestations to more subtle psychological and atmospheric hauntings. Blending suspense, mystery, and the uncanny, the book offers both shivers and thoughtful reflections on fear, memory, and the unknown. Ideal for readers who enjoy classic ghost stories or who appreciate expertly curated genre anthologies, this collection showcases the enduring fascination of the supernatural in short fiction.