Marley's Ghosts

A short misleadingly pleasant story about a group of tourists that goes deadly quickly.

The Vampire was first published in Czech in 1871 and then translated and published in English in 1920

Jan Neruda - was a Czech journalist and art critic and part of the "May School" of literature. 

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A Welsh Castle, charming hosts and MURDER.

A Night of Horror - first published in a collection of stories in 1899

Dick Donovan - is the pseudonym of James Edward Preston Muddock or Joyce Emerson Preston Muddock. A journalist and adventurer who wrote a detective series featuring a detective named Dick Donovan that was so successful that started publishing stories under the detectives name. He traveled all over the world, married three times and had ten children.

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The first time I had absinthe I couldn't feel my feet for over an hour, and it's still my favorite adult beverage, followed closely by scotch (ya know if anyone wants to send gifts!) I think  I fared better than these two.

Also still working out the kinks with the new software. Bear with me while I learn it! Thank you!

Our Author: W.C. Morrow - an American (and a Californian!) author best known for his horror and suspense stories.

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I think Cthulhu tried to stop this episode from happening. But with some determination I have been able to get an episode recorded and uploaded and I hope you enjoy the tale of music and mystery.

The Music of Erich Zann was first published in 1922

H.P. Lovecraft a titan of the horror genre and a controversial person in life. He's making his first appearance on the podcast but no doubt he and Cthulhu will be heard again.

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This is why I don't keep a diary, haha, just kidding. Is it to much time alone, the effects of a dreary house or is something trying to take over the authors body?

The Listener what first published in 1907

The Author: Algernon Blackwood - is considered to be one of the most prolific ghost story writers in the genre. This is his first appearance in the podcast but it won't be the last.

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LUCKY THIRTEEN
The Ghost of Christmas Eve was first published in a collection of short stories called My Lady Nicotine in 1890 and is part of the the tradition of telling ghost stories to friends on Christmas Eve.

The Author J.M Barrie - Scottish Dramatist famous for bringing us Peter Pan, but like most of the wonderful famous authors I share on this podcast most have a great treasure trove of lesser known stories most being ghost, horror, or supernatural tales.

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Merry Christmas! 
As a holiday ghost myself I hope you enjoy my fellow Christmas Ghost!


SMEE - first published in 1931 and is part of a long tradition of frightening children

A.M. Burrage - a british author known for his TUFTY books while alive but became famous for his ghost stories after his death.

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Sometimes we try to do something nice and it goes wrong!

The Thing in the Forest was first published in 1915 in a collection of short stories.

Bernard Cape - was a prolific author with over forty volumes published.

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I am rooting for the cat through this entire story!

The Squaw was first publish on December 2nd 1893 in the magazine the Holly Leave the Christmas Number. (This is my kind of Christmas story!)

Bram Stoker of course is famous for bringing us all our knowledge on Dracula and vampires but this Irish author also had a lot of other fun horror up his sleeve.


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Would you vote for a ghost? Should they have rights? Is this Jason Bourne's great grandfather?

1874 - is when this story first seems to have been published. Now I have found two versions in my research one published by Edward Page Mitchell and another by Dorothy Scarborough. 

Both Authors wrote collections of horror and ghost stories, so we'll give them both credit.

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