Who is the lady in blue who haunts Peggys Cove? Why is there a strip of land called Ghost Alley in New Brunswick? Who is the ghost with a reserved seat in a PEI theatre? Why is Bell Island, New-foundland,
one of North America’s most haunted places?
　　These questions and more are pondered in Atlantic Ghosts. This captivating collection of twen-ty-eight pen-and-ink drawings from Nova Scotia artist Bee Stanton accompanies short tales of hauntings, strange sightings, forerunners, and other supernatural folklore from Atlantic Canada. From ghost dogs and werewolves to haunted lighthouses, inns, and ghost ships, Atlantic Ghosts is both a chilling introduction to the haunted coast as well as a gorgeous keepsake for anyone who loves the North Atlantic region.

Bee Stanton
　　is an artist and designer based outside of Halifax, NS. Her work ranges anywhere from logos to children’s illustration to ffne art. She’s worked with clients both locally and abroad, but Bee’s art is continually inspired by her small-town coastal roots. Outside of work, you’ll ffnd her roaming some local shore, likely with her husband, Matt, and their dog, Georgie. Atlantic Ghosts is her first book.