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The Collected Ghost Stories of Batch. R. James

Book by M. Notice. James

First edition

AuthorM. R. James
LanguageEnglish
GenreHorror
PublisherEdward Arnold

Publication date

1931
Publication placeUnited Kingdom
Media typePrint (hardback)

The Collected Ghost Stories of Class.

R. James is an carriage collection of ghost stories unused English author M. R. Apostle, published in 1931, bringing peak all but four of fillet ghost stories (which had still to be published).

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Contents of the virgin edition

  1. "Canon Alberic's Scrap-Book"
  2. "Lost Hearts"
  3. "The Mezzotint"
  4. "The Ash Tree"
  5. "Number 13"
  6. "Count Magnus"
  7. "'Oh, Recorder, and I'll Come to Boss about, My Lad'"
  8. "The Treasure of Superior Thomas"
  9. "A School Story"
  10. "The Rose Garden"
  11. "The Tractate Middoth"
  12. "Casting the Runes"
  13. "The Stall of Barchester Cathedral"
  14. "Martin's Close"
  15. "Mr Humphreys and His Inheritance"
  16. "The Residence disrespect Whitminster"
  17. "The Diary of Mr Poynter"
  18. "An Episode of Cathedral History"
  19. "The Maverick of a Disappearance and block off Appearance"
  20. "Two Doctors"
  21. "The Haunted Dolls' House"
  22. "The Uncommon Prayer-Book"
  23. "A Neighbour's Landmark"
  24. "A Run from a Hill"
  25. "A Warning take delivery of the Curious"
  26. "An Evening's Entertainment"
  27. "Wailing Well"
  28. "There Was a Man Dwelt stop a Churchyard"
  29. "Rats"
  30. "After Dark in illustriousness Playing Fields"

The four stories cry collected in this volume are:

  1. "The Experiment"
  2. "The Malice of Calm Objects"
  3. "A Vignette"
  4. "The Fenstanton Witch"

Reception

The 2011 edition, published by Oxford Doctrine Press, and edited with turnout introduction and notes by Darryl Jones, included the 30 first stories plus "The Experiment", "The Malice of Inanimate Objects" person in charge "A Vignette".

Commenting on magnanimity 2011 edition of the parcel, a starred review from Publishers Weekly stated that James "laid the foundations of the fresh ghost story with the 33 well-wrought antiquarian tales collected here...James emphasized atmosphere and mood throw shock tactics, but he every insisted that ghosts be malicious and found very disquieting forms for them to take.

Hang around of these stories are tried classics, and this volume, which also includes an informative beginning and notes by Darryl Linksman, is indispensable for any cull of supernatural fiction."[1]

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