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Tag Archives: William Hope Hodgson
Ghost Stories from the Basement Stacks
If you’re interested in Poe, Bram Stoker or Le Fanu consider All Things Gothic. If you’re interested in ‘The Dance of Death’ consider ‘La Danse Macabre‘. However if you’re interested in ghost stories consider M.R. James or William Hope Hodgson. M.R. … Continue reading →
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