Glen Reads Books (to you)
Where Glen Nuzzles reads to you, and you enjoy it
‘The Signal-Man’ by Charles Dickens

The story of two men who’s love is cut short by a spectral warning.

‘The Body-Snatcher’ by Robert Louis Stevenson

Terror comes in all guises. Even in the form of a clerical error.

‘Man-Size in Marble’ by E. Nesbit

If you give your wife a disturbing pet-name like, “my pussy” you know the story isn’t going to turn out good.

‘The Dream Woman’ by Wilkie Collins

You’d think that when you survive the murder attempt you dreamed about earlier you’d be done, but nope.

‘Casting the Runes’ by M.R. James

Another good story that takes forever to get to the point… How would I have known that ‘October barrage’ would be the hardest thing ever.

‘The Thirteenth Tree’ by R.H. Malden

The mystery of a murder that is kinda solved by entering the exciting world of paperwork. A witch is involved, though, only barely.

‘The Empty House' by Algernon Blackwood

Finally, an actual scary ghost story. No weird crap tacked on at the end. Just two people walking into a haunted house, seeing some scary stuff, then leaving. Perfect.

‘August Heat' by W.F. Harvey

This author really *hates* overweight men. That is pretty clear. And he thinks bible-reading-wives are boring as hell. Put it all together and you have the making of a good paranormal murder story.