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A.N. Donaldson
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M R James
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Times are tough - read ghost stories!
"We have nothing to fear but Fear itself”. So said Franklin Roosevelt in the depths of the last global depression. The trouble is that Fear is very frightening. It is our most powerful emotion. And, economically or personally, it has a nasty habit of being self-fulfilling.
Try as we might to suppress it, Fear finds weird ways to manifest itself. That is one reason why people encounter the supernat Read more of this blog post »
Try as we might to suppress it, Fear finds weird ways to manifest itself. That is one reason why people encounter the supernat Read more of this blog post »
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Prospero's Mirror
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2013
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Death Sentence
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2014
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Zum Tode verurteilt (Kindle Single)
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2015
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If you love horror literature, movies, and culture, you're in the right place. Whether it's vampires, werewolves, zombies, serial killers, plagues, or ...more
Endeavour Press Book Group
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Group to discuss Endeavours' book of the week. ...more
Short story fans :)
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A group dedicated to my short stories: Three-Legged Madness; The Truth; Shadows Beneath The Veil; Lost Princess; Starlight; Yesterday and Tomorrow.
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Fans of my books Rising Fang and its instalments!
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Currently reading various diaries of 10th century ladies at the Japanese Court in Kyoto. Obscure? Boring? Different World? Not a bit of it: their voices sing out as fresh, modern, and recognisable as Facebook updates. Strongly recommend (As I Crossed the Bridge of Dreams, The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon, The Diary of Lady Murasaki).
Congrats to Maurine, Anfal, Christine, Ian, and Sarah-Jayne. I'm just sending your free books off now. Hope you enjoy. I'd strongly advise you to read them tucked up on the sofa/in front of a fire/in bed. But remember to keep the lights on...
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