August Derleth – When Graveyards Yawn
Posted by demonik on August 19, 2007
August Derleth – When Graveyards Yawn (Tandem, 1965)
Introduction
Mr. George
Parrington’s Pool
A Gentleman From Prague
The Man On B-17
Blessed Are The Meek
Mara
The Blue Spectacles Alannah
Dead Man’s Shoes
The Tsanta In The Parlour
Balu
The Extra Passenger
The Wind In The Lilacs
Miss Esperson
The Night Train To Lost Valley
Bishop’s Gambit
Mrs. Manifold
Have you ever
Felt an unseen presence?
Lived through the same moment before?
Felt a sudden chill when there was no draught?
Heard your name called when there was no-one near?
Known something would happen before it does?
The superb stories in this collection by August Derleth will confirm your worst fears.
He says in the introduction that they are among the best macabre tales he has written.
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Toeland Robson's father said
I discovered August Derleth and this collection way back in the sixties when he was already famous as one of those who continued or extended the Cthulhu Mythos of H.P.Lovecraft. They don’t write them like that any more. If you like the tradiitonal ghost story or spooky tale this might be right down your alley.