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This week's lost tale is "Ghosts I Have Met" by M. P. Dare, an obscure weird fiction writer and ghost hunter, whose sad life is almost more interesting than his fiction. deepcuts.blog/2026/10/10/l...
deepcuts.blog Lost Tale: “Ghosts I Have Met” (1961) by M. P. Dare
Ruin a book by adding a word Gone with the Windmills
Found another unrepublished Cthulhu Mythos story. Dammit, now I need to rework the schedule.
Bride of the House of Frankenhooker
I've got Lost Tales scheduled through the end of the month. I'd like to do a series on Farnsworth Wright's obscure fiction, but that might not interest...anyone.
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