I supposed my Hermes, as he led me to the lower regions, had had a little grog, but I said nothing, and followed him.
Tuesday 6 November 2012
Competition Time!
For no particular reason, here's an extract from a very well-known ghost story of yesteryear/yore. Published a long time ago, anyway, and much anthologised since. Name that story and the author!
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The Upper Berth, F. Marion Crawford.
I read it for first time last month...
Well done! Have you read 'For the Blood is the Life' yet?
No I haven't - just been reading a few online on my lunch break. Any good?
It's often put in the classic vampire story category. I think it's not bad, though I haven't re-read it in years.
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