Sitemap - 2018 - Reading After Dusk
The Prisoner in the Mask by Dennis Wheatley (1957)
Reading Manly Wade Wellman (1903-1986)
Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin
Bury Him Darkly (1969) by John Blackburn
Re-reading: Blood of the Impaler (1989).
Reading Joe R. Lansdale: Days 2-3
Only matriarchy can save us: Island Life by William Meikle (2001).
"Crouch End — I think that is an ugly name."
Face of fear: The House with the Brick-Kiln by E. F. Benson
Reading notes on N by Arthur Machen [1936]
Review: No Sharks in the Med and Other Stories by Brian Lumley
From the Lower Deep by Hugh B. Cave.
The appetites of Ichabod Crane
Colonial Horrors: Sleepy Hollow and Beyond Edited by Graeme Davis
Beyond Stranger Bridgerland: True Paranormal Stories from the west By John E. Olsen
H.P. Lovecraft and Simone Weil: Sufferers
Rich and Strange: John Keel and Machenean Perichoresis?
Rereading: "N" by Arthur Machen
Rereading: The Great Return by Arthur Machen
The moon is heck: Two stories by Raymond F. Jones
History is made at night: V for Vengeance by Dennis Wheatley (1942).
The Wheatley touch: review of The Black Baroness (1940).
What goes around comes around: Gone Tomorrow by Lee Child (2009).
Faked Passports by Dennis Wheatley (1941)
Great Plains Carnage: The Midnight Line by Lee Child (2017).
Shapes of larceny: Pale Gray for Guilt by John D. MacDonald (1968).
It would break your heart if you let it: Out on the Cutting Edge by Lawrence Block (1989).
It was all the same jungle: The Specialists by Lawrence Block (1969)
The gang plays detective: The Seventh by Richard Stark (1966)
It was so stupid it might even work: The Score by Richard Stark (1963).
Credo of Dashiell Hammett's Continental Op
It and Other Stories by Dashiell Hammett
Arson Plus and Other Stories by Dashiell Hammett
Death to the French by C.S. Forester (1932) reviewed.
A great Great War novel: The General by C.S. Forester (1936)
England expects: The African Queen by C.S. Forester (1935).
Nailed down and in torment: Clock Without Hands by Gerald Kersh (1949)
Gerald Kersh: There are occasions when the entire fabric of dialectical materialism seems to go phut
Kicked in the mouth by one's horse
Brown on Resolution By C.S. Forester
Historical melodrama à la mode: The Hope and The Glory by Herman Wouk.
He really believed he bought it: The Pistol by James Jones
An atmosphere of peculiar circumstances and strange happenings: Algernon Blackwood
Setting the scene: Algernon Blackwood's strange camping stories
If the monstrous can paralyse, it also can affront: The Doll by Algernon Blackwood
Hunting grounds: The Trod by Algernon Blackwood
Delicious melancholy with horror : The Roses of Picardie by Simon Raven (1979)
Happily ever after: Sinners Beware by E. Phillips Oppenheim (1932).
Swindlers and seances: The Adventures of Mr. Joseph P. Cray By E. Phillips Oppenheim (1925)
Scoundrels versus Scoundrels: Crooks in the Sunshine by E. Phillips Oppenheim (1933)
The Zeppelin's Passenger (1918)
Witching Hill by E.W. Hornung (1913)
Troupe of Fools and the Black Mass: The Grin of the Dark by Ramsey Campbell (2007)
Feast of Fools: The Grin of the Dark by Ramsey Campbell (2007).
A potboiler for the curious: Next, After Lucifer by Daniel Rhodes (1987)
A forest as large as the dark: Midnight Sun by Ramsey Campbell (1990)
The Overnight by Ramsey Campbell (2004)
Swallow this: The Overnight by Ramsey Campbell (2004)
The Kind Folk by Ramsey Campbell (2012)
Some buried wizard: The Doll Who Ate His Mother By Ramsey Campbell (1976)
Once the forest gets in: The Darkest Part of the Woods by Ramsey Campbell (2003)
If we see anything it will not be nice to look at
Bull-roarers and Panic terrors: The Garden at 19 by Edgar Jepson (1910)
The naked face of oblivion: Night-World by Robert Bloch (1972)
How I got the angles wrong: Reconsidering Strange Eons by Robert Bloch (1979)
Alone in the dark at last: Such Stuff As Screams Are Made Of by Robert Bloch (1976)
Diary of a Mad Man: The Scarf by Robert Bloch (1947, 1966)
No time for geometry lessons: Strange Eons by Robert Bloch (1979)
The Color Out of Time by Michael Shea (1984)
London insists: The Tango Briefing by Adam Hall (1973)
Turning the tables: High Citadel by Desmond Bagley (1965).
A Cornish thriller: Wreckers Must Breathe by Hammond Innes (1940)