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MysteryHorror
by Mary Danby, Joan Aiken, Ambrose BierceNot on Booklabria yet
CONTENTS: Joan Aiken - Lodgers Cynthia Asquith - The Playfellow Enid Bagnold - The Amorous Ghost Denys Val Baker - The Face In The Mirror E. F. Benson - Caterpillars Ambrose Bierce - Damned Thing Algernon Blackwood - A Case Of Eavesdropping Robert Bloch - A Home Away From Home Elizabeth Bowen - The Cat Jumps Gerald Bullett - Dearth’s Farm Ramsey Campbell - Calling Card Mark Channing - The Feet William Charlton - Undesirable Guests R. Chetwynd-Hayes - Shona and The Water Horse Winston Churchill - “Man Overboard!” Michael Cornish - Superstitious Ignorance F. Marion Crawford - The Dead Smile Roald Dahl - Georgy Porgy Mary Danby - Woodman’s Knot David Dixon - The Lodger In Room 16 Arthur Conan Doyle - The Adventure Of The Speckled Band Elizabeth Fancett - When Morning Comes Rick Ferreira - The Girl From Tomango Theo Gift - Dog Or Demon? Charlotte Perkins Gilman - The Yellow Wallpaper Anthony Gittins - Gibbet Lane Catherine Gleason - A Question Of Conscience Winston Graham - The Basket Chair Stephen Grendon (August Derleth) - The Tsanta In The Parlor Roy Harrison - The Frogwood Roundabout William F. Harvey - The Beast With Five Fingers William Hope Hodgson - The Voice In The Night M. R. James - The Ash-Tree Jerome K. Jerome - The Dancing Partner Glyn Jones - Jordan David H. Keller - The Thing In The Cellar Stephen King - Suffer The Little Children Nigel Kneale - The Pond Henry Kuttner - The Graveyard Rats Perceval Landon - Thurnley Abbey Kay Leith - Avalon Heights H. P. Lovecraft - The Rats In The Walls Lord Lytton - The Haunted And The Haunters Richard Matheson - Deadline Norman Matson - The House On Big Faraway Ogden Nash - The Three D’s E. Nesbit - Man-Size in Marble Edgar Allan Poe - Pit and the Pendulum Tony Richards - Headlamps Flavia Richards
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