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"Hurry! Hurry!" One of her historical rather than supernatural tales--political in nature. Tho' most of it seemed to lead to a predictable ending there was a slight twist at the end that partially redeemed it. Pas mal.
Apr 08, 2025 01:25AM
Julia Roseingrave (British Library Tales of the Weird)

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Lee Foust
Lee Foust is on page 227 of 253
"Sheep's Head and Babylon" Atmospheric tale of an olde Scottish theologian's demise. Again a tad predictable but evocative.
Apr 08, 2025 08:34AM
Julia Roseingrave (British Library Tales of the Weird)


Lee Foust
Lee Foust is on page 186 of 253
"Dark Ann" A romantic ghost-ish tale. I love its point: dreams are both better and more real than puny reality and all its dumb conformity.
Apr 05, 2025 06:10AM
Julia Roseingrave (British Library Tales of the Weird)


Lee Foust
Lee Foust is on page 164 of 253
"The Scoured Silk" Wonderful horror gem. Bowen has a great gift for framing a tale--she gives just the right information in just the right order to build suspense. She;'s a literary Hitchcock.
Apr 05, 2025 06:09AM
Julia Roseingrave (British Library Tales of the Weird)


Lee Foust
Lee Foust is on page 139 of 253
Title novelette: it owes a certain something to Jane Eyre and is only really serviceably well written, but it had a couple of nice surprises at the end. I do like a tale with no discernible good guys tho, wholly realistic. Heh heh.
Apr 02, 2025 11:00AM
Julia Roseingrave (British Library Tales of the Weird)


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