About the Author

David Dominé lived in a storied Victorian home in Old Louisville, Kentucky, and his paranormal experiences there formed the basis for his first book GHOSTS OF OLD LOUISVILLE: True Stories of Hauntings in America's Largest Victorian Neighborhood, which was a runaway bestseller. His second book in the series, PHANTOMS OF OLD LOUISVILLE: Ghostly Tales from America's Most Haunted Neighborhood, also met with critical acclaim, and his current projects include GHOSTS OF THE BLUEGRASS: Haunted Hometowns in a Haunted State, a book of hauntings that will feature more authentically scary ghost stories and legends from across his adopted home, and GHOSTS OF WAVERLY HILLS, a collection of paranormal encounters from America's most haunted location. In HAUNTS OF OLD LOUISVILLE: Gilded Age Ghosts and Haunted Mansions in America's Spookiest Neighborhood, David continues his fascinating exploration of a historic neighborhood that is quickly gaining a reputation as the most haunted neighborhood in the country. When not tracking down new ghost stories with his dogs at his side, David enjoys cooking for his friends and writing fiction. He teaches foreign languages at Bellarmine University and Indiana University Southeast and he also writes regular food and wine articles for Kentucky Monthly, where he is a senior correspondent and writes a regular column entitled The Bluegrass Peasant. Many of the recipes mentioned in his ghostly tales can be found in his cookbook, ADVENTURES IN NEW KENTUCKY COOKING WITH THE BLUEGRASS PEASANT.