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I'm reading the free Kindle version from Amazon, which comes in three volumes. It's also free on Gutenberg.
Thank you for choosing this. I have a hard copy cooling off on the stairwell (waiting to be safely opened) and look forward to October!
I have a volume "Collected works of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu", 2007 Bibliobazar, it contains The Ghostly Tales Volume 1, 4, 5 and Madam Crowl' Ghost, The Dead Sexton, Green Tea, Mr Justice Harbottle, Two Ghostly Mysteries. But in Volume 1 I have An Account of Some Strange Disturbances in Aungier Street and it is different from Mr Justice Harbottle. (Moreover there isn't a table of contents for the three volumes, it is a little confusing)
Yes, "An Account of Some Strange Disturbances in Aungier Street" was published earlier, and it was reworked as "Mr. Justice Harbottle" later, so if I understand correctly they are the same story but the second has been rewritten, so they might look different. Glad you'll be joining us!






Here is the reading schedule for In a Glass Darkly. I will post some background information closer to the start date.
Week 1 (October 4–11): Green Tea
Week 2 (October 11–18): The Familiar (In some editions, this may be called “The Watcher.”)
Week 3 (October 18–25): Mr. Justice Harbottle (In some editions, this may be called “An Account of Some Strange Disturbances in Aungier Street.”)
Week 4 (October 25–November 1): The Room in the Dragon Volant, Chapters 1–13
Week 5 (November 1–8): The Room in the Dragon Volant, Chapters 14–26
Week 6 (November 8–15): Carmilla, Chapters 1–8
Week 7 (November 15–22): Carmilla, Chapters 9–16
Note that the book contains three short stories and two novellas, so you can join at any point or skip any stories you've read before.