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the whole thing remains f***ing terrifying

I think, in hindsight, this review somehow landed on the actual answer to the title’s question — the concept of money! From an internet biography of FJOB - “On his twenty-first birthday in 1849 he came into his inheritance of around £8,000 and left for London. There he ran through his money in...

my review today of WHAT WAS IT? by Fitz-James O’Brien dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/2022/07/26/fitz-james-obrien-what-was-it/

For any interested, reviews today of two more favourites… My personal review of THE STALLS OF BARCHESTER CATHEDRAL by M.R. James M. R. James: The Stalls of Barchester Cathedral | The Gestalt Real-Time Reviews of Books And of THE MAGIC SHOP by H.G. Wells H. G. Wells: The Magic Shop | The...

“; of wars and plagues and strange peoples.” My review today, with its personal connections, of THE MONKEY’S PAW by W.W. Jacobs … The Monkey’s Paw by W.W. Jacobs | The Gestalt Real-Time Reviews of Books

As they say on Facebook, I like this: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=140520553954 :) (20 horror stories that Carl Ford (of Dagon) enjoys).

A very interesting selection! Its background was unknown to me. As to its contents, I know them all except Jonas Lie and Mary Treadgold.

Hey, what about 'The Apple Tree' and 'The Demon Lover' by Elizabeth Bowen? And I love frequenting the coffee-houses with Addison & Steele. :-)

Thanks for reminding me of 'The Diamond Lens', Yhaze! I've looked all over - even via the eponymous lens - but can find no star vampire. des

Wasn't What Was It? by Fitz-James O'Brien?

'The Upper Berth' and 'The Dead Smile' both by F Marion Crawford. And if it can been seen as a separate story (as I think it can be), the second chapter of 'The Beetle' by Richard Marsh.