One great ghost story

[JJSweete]

"One of the finest ghost stories every written." -- J.J.Sweete, editor.

"Haunted"

NEW YORK STORIES

http://home.earthlink.net/~stone.tower5/nystories/toc.html

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Post by JJSweete
"One of the finest ghost stories every written." -- J.J.Sweete, editor.
"Haunted"
NEW YORK STORIES
http://home.earthlink.net/~stone.tower5/nystories/toc.html

I can find no sign at all elsewhere of J. J. Sweete, and the misused word in the eight-word quote hardly helps their reputation as an editor.

[bruce turlish]

Also, the story appears truncated--having access to the full text would help in judging its "greatness." The writing of what's given does appear skillful, however.

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Post by bruce turlish
Also, the story appears truncated--having access to the full text would help in judging its "greatness." The writing of what's given does appear skillful, however.

Here is an interview with the author.

http://www.indieauthorland.com/archives/4191

[bruce turlish]

I guess I should have realized that the author, Mr. Iacovelli, wants to sell his book and make money from it. Giving his fiction away for free won't do that. Would Ramsey Campbell want to make his fiction available at no charge? I don't think so--I assume he's trying to make a living from it. Nothing wrong with that, however.