Sitemap - 2017 - Reading After Dusk
A long way out on a thin plank over a deep sea: Horse Under Water by Len Deighton.
On composition: Against the Wind by Geoffrey Household
Devil Dance: The Sending by Geoffrey Household
Witch Trial: The Sending by Geoffrey Household
The Robin: The Sending by Geoffrey Household
King's Blood: The Sending by Geoffrey Household
No hills, and precious little horror: The Horror from the Hills by Frank Belknap Long
The Executor and Other Ghost Stories by David G. Rowlands
Twisted fingers: The Tragedy of X by Ellery Queen
A perfect book: The Country of the Pointed Firs [1896] By Sarah Orne Jewett, 1849-1909
Ghost Stories of an enthusiast: They Might Be Ghosts by David G. Rowlands
The dead might look in: Halloween III: Season of the Witch by Jack Martin
Antique Dust by Robert Westall
Uncanny ecstasies: Ritual and Other Stories by Arthur Machen
Unending Night: With the Old Breed: At Peleliu and Okinawa By E.B. Sledge
Who can tell the difference? The Missing Girl by Shirley Jackson
Late magic: The Children of the Pool and Other Stories by Arthur Machen
A Mountain Adventure: The curious epilogue to The Green Round by Arthur Machen
The Bridegroom and the Bride: Change by Arthur Machen
A note on The Tugging by Ramsey Campbell
Really very quiet: Crouch End by Stephen King
A double disaster: The Double Return by Arthur Machen
The matter is of little consequence, the manner is everything: The Three Imposters by Arthur Machen
Two lines converging: The Red Hand by Arthur Machen
A light touch: The Stoneground Ghost Tales by E.G. Swain
Spain, fascism, political atavism: The Croquet Player by H.G. Wells
And all the world to wonder turns: A Fragment of Life By Arthur Machen
A hushed and haunted air: Tales of Horror and the Supernatural by Arthur Machen
Menacing landscape: The Inhabitant of the Lake by Ramsey Campbell
Why Leave? The Last Revelation of Gla'aki by Ramsey Campbell
The speed of reversion to barbarism: MS Fnd in a Lbry by Hal Draper
A taste for old, forlorn things: Haunted by Books by Mark Valentine
Haunted into madness: The Doomed Man by Dick Donovan
When the lights are low: The Log of the Evening Star by Alfred Noyes
Et in Arcadia Ego: A review of Secret Europe by John Howard and Mark Valentine
The Lost Legion by Rudyard Kipling
Valentine, the book-finder: Notes on A Country Still All Mystery by Mark Valentine
Jane the Ripper: Hell! said the Duchess by Michael Arlen
Jewels in the crown: The Valancourt Book of Horror Stories: Volume Two
Omens of mischance: A review of ’Twixt Dog and Wolf By C. F. Keary
Thirteen Days By Sunset Beach by Ramsey Campbell
Foreword and Introduction to The Dark Side of Guy de Maupassant: A Selection and Translation
Pinned and taxonimized: My week with The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov
Fully connected: a review of Before Crazytown by Duane Pesice
Alan Dean Foster and John Carpenter's The Thing: celebtating 35 years of the 1982 novelization
The green stone that ate Willy: The Web of Easter Island and Dead Titans, Waken! by Donald Wandrei
Just a glimpse: The Forbidden Zone by Whitley Streber
Stories I Have Tried To Write: Bringing It All Back Home
The invisible air, full of unknowable Forces: The Horla by Guy De Maupassant
Horror distilled: Notes on The Valancourt Book of Horror Stories
Uninhabited: The Terror on Tobit by Charles Birkin
Never visit Wet Waste-on-the-Wolds: Let Loose by Mary Cholmondeley
Cremating the Father-thing: California Burning by Michael Blumlein
Five finger exorcize: The Adventure of Lady Wishaw’s Hand by Richard Marsh
The Smearing: School Crossing by Francis King 1979
Jealousy and witchcraft: Miss Mack by Michael McDowell
The Sumurun manner: The Chronicles of Clovis by Saki/H.H. Munro
The ship sails on: A Dip in the Pool by Roald Dahl
My first Powell dance: A Question of Upbringing by Anthony Powell (1951)
What Pongo had to tell: The Night Sea-Maid Went Down by Brian Lumley
The little devil: Petey by T.E.D. Klein
Herein the warning: The Purple Cloud by M.P. Shiel
An unspeakable betrothal: The Dead Smile by F. Marion Crawford
The complex under the bed: The Cat Jumps by Elizabeth Bowen
The Upper Berth by F. Marion Crawford
Among the voices: The Ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold: A conversation piece by Evelyn Waugh (1957)
Upper strata: The Complete Stories of Evelyn Waugh, Redux
Like people in books : The sad stories of Evelyn Waugh
Doctor Kakophilos and Mister Crowley: Out of Depth by Evelyn Waugh
Dreams go by contraries: Two for the River and Other Stories by L. P. Hartley
The unnameable history of the United States: The Unnameable by H.P. Lovecraft
Get a new President: Bob Hauk versus Snake Plissken in Escape from New York (1981)
No child in the house: The Attic by A.M. Burrage
Wish we hadn't gone: The Travelling Grave and Other Stories by L.P. Hartley
The Devil's shelfie, probably: The Book by Margaret Irwin
A note on Brenner's Boy by John Metcalfe (1931)
"Never Visit Venice" by Robert Aikman
13 on Saturday: A roundup of stories read
A sublime sickness: Doctors Wear Scarlet by Simon Raven
The adventure of the gray vapour: The Haunting of Low Fennel by Sax Rohmer
Moonlight on the fen: The Barn On the Marsh by Charles G.D. Roberts
Never say never: I read a Carnacki story by John Linwood Grant
The ache of a rotten tooth: The Last Illusion by Clive Barker
Talking ourselves to death: Pontypool
The enemy within: The Spear by James Herbert (1978)
A case of the horrors: Back there in the grass by Gouverneur Morris
An uncomfortable quarter of an hour: Sea Mist by E.F. Benson
Black flies, worms, and the lord of lies: The Sanctuary by E.F. Benson
Some black well digging itself into his soul: The Step by E.F. Benson
The Night Wind Howls by Frederick Cowles
The legacy of a peculiarly English seclusion and continuity: The Night Comes on by Steve Duffy
Every third night: The Fiend of the Cooperage by Conan Doyle
Continuity of sacrifice: Wolverton Tower by Grant Allen
The old fashion in ghosts: The Four-Fifteen Express By Amelia B. Edwards
Valley of the Angel/Satyr: L.T.C. Rolt's Cwm Garon
That very day: Randalls Round by Eleanor Scott
Mender of destinies: Oppenheim's General Besserly
The right to rule: Blood Royal by Dornford Yates
Heartland horror: Make Me by Lee Child
Black meadows and knucklebones: The Scarecrow by Roger Johnson
The Moon Is Hell by John W. Campbell
"The Spindly Man" (2014) by Stephen Graham Jones
If Love were All: Stephen Volk Whitstable
The Early Stephen King: Night Shift
The doubled nightmare: Patricia Highsmith
Uncanny Oppenheim: E. Phillips Oppenheim's story The Two Spinsters
Misunderstanding Roth's The Ghost Writer
Behind the lines: Dennis Wheatley's novel The Scarlet Impostor
Devilish hard on the nerves: Dennis Wheatley's novel Contraband
As a cat plays with a mouse: H.C. McNeile's novel Temple Tower
Bulldog Drummond's disaster: A note on The Female of the Species
Horror in Hemingway: A brief note and two stories
Madman's Luck: Oppenheim's The Terrible Hobby of Sir Joseph Londe, Bart.
As sociable a field as you will find: Guy Boothby's story A Strange Goldfield
Sad about the Spaldings: John Collier's story Bird of Prey
The hills have teeth: Anthony Boucher's story The Bite
A delightful summer at Valley Farm: J.D. Beresford's Cut-Throat Farm
The devil, certainly: J. Sheridan Le Fanu's story Dickon the Devil
Lawsuits, debts, and misery: J. Sheridan Le Fanu's story Squire Toby's Will
Terribly Familiar: Le Fanu's story The Watcher
Ruined choirs of the body: Michael Shea's story The Autopsy
A bad taste of the Nineties: More questions than answers in Walter De La Mare's "A.B.O."
"If you'll pull, I'll push" R.H. Malden's story The Sundial
In death undivided: L.T.C. Rolt's story Bosworth Summit Pound
L.T.C. Rolt's "The Mine at Long Barrow"
They 'had been after her for a long time'
The mad, murderous workplace: Conrad's story The Brute
Over-looking, hag-riding, and the hang-fair: Hardy’s story The Withered Arm
The Boy Wizard of Wholesale Groceries
Men, Monsters, and Murderers: Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell
The awful comedy of espionage: Notes on Maugham's Ashenden
Contradictions of Jewish Assimilation: Some Notes On Somerset Maugham's The Alien Corn:
Age of dark intent: A few notes on Leiber's The Terror from the Depths
Max Kelada: Having your cake and eating it, too
Long wave goodbye: "The Year of the Jackpot" by Robert A. Heinlein