Ghosts, Spirits and Paranormal Entities from Asian Folklore and Mythology (Book 3)

Step deeper into the shadows of Southeast Asia, where ancient fears take terrifying form.

In this last volume of the series, meet the pelesit and polong of Malaysia—sinister familiars created through black magic to torment and possess. Tremble before the potianak, Southeast Asia’s most feared ghost, whose beauty hides a blood-soaked hunger for vengeance. From the dense jungles of Myanmar stalk the thaman kyah, men cursed to transform into ravenous weretigers. And in the Philippines, beware the cries of the tiyanak—monstrous, vampiric infants luring the unwary to their doom.

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Whether you’re a folklore lover, a fan of creepy tales, or just curious about Asia’s rich supernatural traditions, this book offers a thrilling peek into the region’s darkest legends.