Synopsis

True Singapore Ghost Stories Book 26 continues the long-running and much-loved series that delves into chilling tales drawn from Singapore’s urban legends and supernatural lore. This volume presents a collection of eerie encounters, unexplained events, and ghostly sightings said to have occurred in familiar neighbourhoods, buildings, and everyday settings. Written in a straightforward and suspenseful style, the stories tap into cultural fears and local beliefs, blurring the line between myth and reality.

Each account builds atmosphere through subtle tension rather than shock, making the book both unsettling and deeply engaging for fans of supernatural storytelling. As with previous instalments, the focus remains on short, memorable tales that linger in the reader’s mind long after the final page.

About the Author

Russell Lee is a Singapore-based author best known for creating the True Singapore Ghost Stories series, one of the most iconic and enduring horror collections in the region. His writing draws heavily on local folklore, oral storytelling traditions, and real-life accounts passed down through communities.

Recognised for his simple yet effective narrative style, Russell Lee has played a significant role in popularising local horror fiction, with his books becoming a staple for readers interested in Southeast Asian supernatural stories and cultural myths.