A New Concept In Fear...

A ghost story set in YOUR home, which can be mailed to you or a loved one as a personalised, paper letter! 

Written by Doctor Who and Friday The 13th author Jason Arnopp, A Sincere Warning About The Entity In Your Home mimics an anonymous letter sent to YOUR address.  It details the terrifying events which happened there and which continue to this day. You have inherited a curse and are being preyed upon by a bone-chilling apparition.

This 10,000-word letter from the previous resident tells you how to cope, while detailing the unthinkable ordeal they suffered before you. This groundbreaking tale is available in two different ways...


1) PAPER EDITION: a personalised, physical letter which is snail-mailed to your home address.  Each one is created by the author and unique.  Check out the Paper Edition page on this site for full details.


2) KINDLE EDITION: a low-priced Amazon ebook, written to mimic a letter to the reader.  Check out the Kindle Edition page on this site or jump straight to the Amazon UK or Amazon US pages.


UPDATE: February 5, 2013 was the final day on which to order the Paper Edition for Valentine's Day delivery.

"The creepiest f*****g thing I have read in an age.  I read half of it and woke up gasping for breath!– reader Stuart Lemon, Oxfordshire, UK
"Got a page-and-a-half in and lost the ability to continue.  Am now hiding in the bedroom.  Awesome!" – reader Lisa Gemino, British Columbia, Canada
"I had a scary letter made for my fiancé Ian recently, for his birthday.  It was so personal and creepy.  A brilliant idea buyer Daisy Leverington, Derby
"Highly original, chilling tale. I made the mistake of reading it alone, after dark, and couldn't sleep afterwards... Thoroughly and terrifyingly enjoyable reader Marjorie Taylor, Wiltshire, UK
"The letter arrived on Christmas Eve!  Scared the bejeesus out of the wife on the long drive to family– buyer and author Jonathan Crossfield, Sydney, Australia 
"My wife just called me to congratulate me on freaking her out. She was waiting in line at the post office when she opened up the envelope, and she got 4 pages in before flipping through the rest of it to see the note at the end letting her in on the gag. She could tell the woman at the counter was concerned about what she was reading Scott Beggs, Homburg, Germany