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Wrapped In Black: Thirteen Tales of Witches and the Occult (Wrapped, #3)
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The Red Spot Murders
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One for fans of the Cosmic and the Fantastic. What I loved about this dark collection about survival were the really short stories fashioned blunt as a hammer and hitting hard in the gut. Shantytown: A Mexican Ghost Story, and Skin stood out for me as ...more |
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“You know,’ he said at last, ‘that was true until you said it.”
― The Earth Wire and Other Stories
― The Earth Wire and Other Stories
“People mostly kept to themselves, locked in with television and a shelf of videos that kept the past alive.”
― The Earth Wire and Other Stories
― The Earth Wire and Other Stories
“She no longer wondered if Howard Doyle had a pair of calipers; now she wondered how many he kept. Maybe they were in one of the tall cabinets behind her, along with the family’s pedigree chart. There was a trash can next to the desk, and Noemí slid the journal she had been reading into the can.”
― Mexican Gothic
― Mexican Gothic
“It was the house that disfigured the land.”
― Mexican Gothic
― Mexican Gothic
“That is because the ghost story is not about guessing an ending, it’s about dreading its inevitable arrival.”
― The Penguin Book of Ghost Stories, from Elizabeth Gaskell to Ambrose Bierce
― The Penguin Book of Ghost Stories, from Elizabeth Gaskell to Ambrose Bierce
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