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Denys Val Baker – Haunted Travellers

Posted by demonik on September 7, 2007

Denys Val Baker (ed) – Haunted Travellers (William Kimber, May 1985)

Haunted Travellers

Cover by Ionicus

Introduction – Denys Val Baker

Rosalind Wade – Double Crossing
J. C. Trewin – Station Cab
Fred Urquhart – The Saracen’s Stick
Chris Simons – All in the Mind
R. Chetwynd-Hayes – The Labyrinth
Edgar Allan Poe – A Descent into the Maelström
Patricia Daly – The Day Trip
Mary Williams – Poor Kate
Lanyon Jones – The Coastguard
Derek Stanford – A Trip to the Forest
Meg Buxton – The Lerryn-Brown Line
Denys Val Baker – Voice from the Past
A. L. Barker – Lost Journey

Thanks to Steve at Vault for posting the cover scan and contents of this one.

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