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Peter Haining – Christmas Spirits

Posted by demonik on September 9, 2007

Peter Haining – Christmas Spirits: Ghost Stories Of The Festive Season (William Kimber, 1983)

 Christmas Spirits

Introduction: Peter Haining

Charles Dickens – The Goblins Who Stole A Sexton
Ch-r-s D-c-k-n-s – The Haunted Man
George Cruickshank – Frights!
John Kendrick Bangs – Thurlow’s Christmas Story
Jerome K. Jerome – Our Ghost Party
J. M. Barrie – The Ghost Of Christmas Eve
Bret Harte – The Ghosts Of Stukely Castle
Elinor Glyn – The Irtonwood Ghost
Alfred Noyes – The Lusitania Waits
H. P. Lovecraft – The Festival
Eden Phillpotts – Grimm’s Ghost
Stephen Leacock – The Christmas Ghost
M. R. James – The Story Of A Disappearance And An Appearance
A. N. L. Munby – A Christmas Ghost
Algernon Blackwood – S.O.S.
John Dickson Carr – Blind Man’s Hood

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