The Weird and the Wonderful DXXXIII: Six Ghost Stories by Thomas Graham Jackson

Today we will cover the sole book of supernatural fiction by noted British architect Thomas Graham Jackson, his 1919 "Six Ghost Stories".
The book concerns the story of the discover of the long dead, wicked countess Alianora by the new inhabitants of Rosemount Abbey the tale of two Englishmen mucking about amon Etruscan tombs, the story of the wicked wife murdering knight Sir Everard uncovered by his distant relations, or the story of an attorne general, his murderous rage and his supernatural persecution.
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Important announcement, my first book, "Between the Walls of Opposing Houses" is now also available through Amazon, thanks to my publisher releasing it there as well:
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I thought The Eve of St. John sounded familiar.. I'd heard it read by Bethena: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3zVc5J7fqimhNEsi=nfxtiuZp5FOdkm-r Yeah, I definitely remember thinking, wow, these people are thick. How could no-one have figured this out before?