G. W. Thomas
Presents
THE
GHOSTBREAKERS
THOMAS
CARNACKI (1913-1995) by William Hope Hodgson
"... most people never quite know how much or how little they believe of matters ab-human or ab-normal, and generally they never have an opportunity to learn ... " -- Carnacki
In a house at No. 472, Cheyne Walk lives the remarkable Carnacki. Inventor of the Electric Pentacle, investigator of the Black Veil case, or the Grey Dog Business or the Incident of the Three Straw Platters, reader of the Sigsand Manuscript and performer of the hideous Saaamaaaa Ritual, Carnacki is well prepared to face real monsters. But as often as not, the villains prove natural rather than supernatural. Carnacki was the first ghostbreaker to allow either possibilty. After him, things were never the same...
Carnacki, The Ghost-Finder (1913)
1. "The Thing
Invisible" The New Magazine (January 1912)
2. "The Gateway
of the Monster" The Idler (January 1910)
3. "The House
Among the Laurels" The Idler (February 1910)
4. "The Whistling
Room" The Idler (March 1910)
5. "The Searcher
of the End House" The Idler (June 1910)
6. "The Horse
of the Invisible" The Idler (April 1910)
7. "The Haunted
JARVEE"
8. "The Find"
9. "The Hog"
Weird
Tales (January 1947)
PASTICHES BY A. F. KIDD & RICK KENNETT
No. 472 Cheyne Walk: Carnacki: The Untold Stories (1992)
9. "The Darkness"
10. "Matheson's
Inheritance"
11. "The Silent
Garden"
12. "The Case of
the Grey Dog"
13. "The Steeple
Monster"
14. "The Witch's
Room"
15. "The Roaring
Paddocks"
16. "The Psychic
Doorway"
17. "The Sigsand
Codex"
18. "The Keeper
of the Minter Light"
19. "Arkright's
Tale"
20. "The Gnarly
Ship"
LINKS
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