Ghosts Gone Wild

The ghosts in this story are so playful and vivid—I'm curious whether the author drew on folklore, personal experiences, or pure imagination to create them.

The story seemed to take a breather before picking up again. Was that a deliberate choice to build atmosphere or just how the plot evolved?

The cozy town feels like a character itself, shaping the interactions and vibe. Did the author mention drawing inspiration from real places?