Strange tales coming to library

 

January 10, 2020

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Chad Lewis is a seeker of the paranormal and is presenting a series of stories about winter and the supernatural aspects of it at 6 p.m. Jan. 16 at the Cloquet Public Library. He lives in Wisconsin and is presenting his winter talk at libraries across the Midwest this season. He is a frequent speaker at the Cloquet library, having presented information about places deemed "haunted" in the area.

Storyteller Chad Lewis says he expects to bring a "bizarre" evening of tales from "the dark side of winter" to the Cloquet Public Library on Jan. 16. He may indeed be right, given his descriptions.

"Winter may seem like a quiet time," Lewis says, "but it is actually filled with bizarre tales and stories of cannibalistic spirits, Krampus the anti-Santa Claus, stories of little people, werewolves, witches, people being burned alive, and numerous other cold traditions."

The free library event begins at 6 p.m.

Lewis has been on the hunt for the strange and paranormal the past two decades. He says...



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