Ghost stories teach us that we're all haunted by the people we've lost and the people we've failed to be. Those stories survive only when we share them. Those memories live only when we speak them aloud.
"But you can't let a ghost die" is a modern preservation of the ancient. It is a haunting bridge between the fading charcoal sketches of old Bengal and the sharp, high-definition digital anxieties of the 21st century.
Seeking to keep the traditional spirits of our soil alive, this book breathes new breath into age-old ghosts and legends from timeless folklore from Bengal by placing them in the world we inhabit today. The ghosts no longer just call from the dark forest; they ping from locked screens. Across 23 atmospheric stories that span all sub genres of horror, this collection serves as a sanctuary for ghosts that refuse to be forgotten or die, proving that while technology changes, the shadows that trail behind us remain as deep, as cold, and as persistent as ever.