Status Updates From The Crimson Blind And Other...

It's weirdly shocking seeing the ol' Victorian em-dash-swearword actually start with an 'f' for once.

'"What have they done to me," he demanded wildly, "to make me look like that? I never had that sort of f— face. I'll have the law of the f— doctors, f— me if I don't."'

'I remember once discussing psychical matters with a friend. He was a believer, and he said to me: "I always know how to distinguish a true ghost-story from a faked one. The true ghost-story never has any point, and the faked one dare not leave it out."'

'By George, Noel was a lucky man when he married her, in spite of the snub nose and the American accent.'

It's good.. It's very good indeed. You cannot go wrong with Victorian horror.