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Mark Binder's Spooky Stories - for Halloween, Campfires and Fun

Wanna jump? Laugh? Feel a shiver up and down your spine?

Mark Binder's spooky stories are a blend of comedy, tall tale, with a dash of horror*.

In concert as a live performer at schools, festivals, theaters and libraries, Mark captures rooms full of teens, scouts, students, teachers and families and keeps them riveted to their seats.

Please click here for more information about how to book an event with Mark Binder

Mark's spooky stories available in books, CD, story gift card, iTunes or instant download.

Get yours today!

Dark and Stgormy  (cover)

It Was a Dark and Stormy Night... by Mark Binder
Live stories that will chill, thrill and make you laugh.
Eight stories -- not for the tender at heart
Ages 10 and up

iTunes - $9.95
buy on iTunes
Download from us - $8.99

Story Gift Card - $9.95

Audio CD - $14.95
It Ate My Sister (cover)

It Ate My Sister by Mark Binder
I have an older sister. Her name is Ellen. We don't get along...
The 100% true autobiography of an award-winning author and professional liar
Includes Halloween stories like "Runninghead" and "The Haunted Playground, plus the novella "Ellen vs. the Snakes!"
Ages 9-12 and up.

Softcover - $9.95

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*Age Appropriate
A note to concerned parents and administrators from Mark about the destinction between written and recorded and "live" stories:

"When I tell stories in-person to groups, I really judge the appropriateness of the story to the age of the group. I have little kids, and I don't really want them coming home afraid to go to sleep. I also give plenty of warning on the creepier ones for parents who might have jittery youngsters.

"If you don't like the cover for your kids, don't buy the book or audio, but the books and audio recordings are so much fun that you'll borrow them from your kids, or just keep them for yourselves..."