Every writer working in the genre of “horror” should write at least one story, both about the funeral alive, and about the Ghost Room in the Hotel. This is my version of the last story . The unusual thing about it is that I wasn't going to bring it to its logical conclusion. He wrote three or four pages as part of an appendix to my "textbook" How to Write Books to show readers how the story changes from the original outline to the second. Mainly, I wanted to give a concrete example of the principles that guide me in the creation of my works. But something very pleasant happened: the story seduced me and I wrote it to the end .. I think that different people have different fears, and variations of the latter are not counted (I do not understand why some goose run on the skin when mentioning Peruvian boomslangs, but run). So, this story scared me while I was writing it .. It originally appeared as part of an audiobook called Blood and Smoke, and the audio scared me more than the manuscript. Scared to death. But the hotel rooms themselves cause fear , Isn't it? Entering the room, You have to ask me ,. How many people slept on this bed before you? How many of them were sick? How many crazy people? How many thought about it, to read a few lines from the Bible, What's on the table , and hang yourself in the closet by the TV? Br-r-r. Anyway, let's check it out, huh? Here's your key... and you can quickly figure out what those four innocent numbers will add up.