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An Itinerant House and Other Stories
Emma Frances Dawson
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This is a volume of short stories of supernatural fiction by American author Emma Frances Dawson. Not all of the tales depend on ghosts, most of them are much more subtle than that. The author skillfully creates undercurrents, adding a distinct quality to these stories.
This is a volume of short stories of supernatural fiction by American author Emma Frances Dawson. Not all of the tales depend on ghosts, most of them are much more subtle than that. The author skillfully creates undercurrents, adding a distinct quality to these stories.
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So far I have only read An Itinerant House which was a shockingly good tremendously horrific read. I'd recommend Emma Frances Dawson anytime!
To start off, for the past two years I’ve been cramming (“studying,” really) classic ghost stories mostly from the late 19th century/early 20th century. This means I’ve read hundreds of stories from dozens of writers popular, obscure, and everywhere in between. After one has read so much of the same