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Titania (gone for lunch) Started conversation Feb 28, 2008
...and such a suitable ending - just right!
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Tibley Bobley Posted Feb 28, 2008
Thank you very much. Nice of you to say so. I appreciate it!
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Tumsup Posted Feb 29, 2008
Nice psycholgical twist. Her powers of denial are so strong that she's willing to silence an uncomfortable feeling at any cost.
This reminds me of some of Algernon Blackwood's ghost stories.
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Tibley Bobley Posted Mar 2, 2008
She was a first class rotter, wasn't she?
Algernon Blackwood is my favourite writer of spooky tales. I consider that a very generous compliment. Thank you very much indeed Tumsup
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Mar 3, 2008
*sighs and adds yet another name to an already overwhelmingly list of 'authors whose books I might enjoy reading'*
Blackwood? Probably hasn't been translated into Swedish, otherwise I should have come across him...
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Tibley Bobley Posted Mar 3, 2008
Have a look here Titania & Ripley. You're in for a treat
http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/authors/b#a1370
I recommend you start with "The Willows", "The Wendigo" and "The Camp of the Dog" - because they're my favourites. For me, it's his descriptions of wild places that sets him apart. I love the way he writes.
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