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Someone's in the Lift by L P Hartley
And so it begins...
Nov 12
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Mrs Zant and the Ghost by Wilkie Collins
Do The Dead Appear At Noon?
Nov 6
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The Island of Dr Death and Other Stories
The Island of Dr Death by Gene Wolfe is actually the third story I get to in this members only episode of The Classic Ghost Stories Podcast.
Nov 4
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October 2024
The Old House on Vauxhall Walk
by Charlotte Riddell
Oct 29
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Romanticism and Gothic: A Tension Between Darkness and Light
The late 18th and early 19th centuries saw the blossoming of both Romantic and Gothic literature, two closely intertwined yet distinct literary…
Oct 24
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The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar (audio)
In *The Facts in the Case of M.
Oct 22
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The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar (1845) by Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849)
The Facts in the Case of M.
Oct 22
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Edgar Allan Poe was the father of both the horror and detective genres
Edgar Allan Poe's influence on both detective and horror fiction is indeed so profound that he is often regarded as the father of both genres.
Oct 17
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High Vs Low Literature
“In other words much of the tension between high and low literature overt the last 200 years is first generated by the 1790s tales of terror.” (Miles…
Oct 16
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The Mystery at Number Seven by Mrs Henry Wood (1814-1887)
Ellen Price, known by her pen name Mrs Henry Wood, was born in Worcester in 1814.
Oct 16
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An Analysis of Angela Carter's The Lady of the House of Love
Classic Ghost Stories Podcast is a reader-supported publication.
Oct 15
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An Analysis of The Underground by R. Chetwynd Hayes
The Underground (1985) by R.
Oct 14
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