Category Archives: Stephen Vincent Benet

Reading Report: December 2023/January 2024, from Jeff Baker. (January 19, 2024)

Posted on January 19, 2024 by jeffbaker307

Reading Report for January 2024 (!!!!) Starting off with the last week in December, 2023, I finished reading James Moran’s story “A Canadian Ghost In London,” from his collection “Fear itself.” I THINK I’ve read all the stories in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Arthur Conan Doyle, Books, Charles Beaumont, Edgar Allan Poe, Fritz Leiber, J. Scott Coatsworth, James K. Moran, James Thurber, Joe Haldeman, Kaje Harper, LGBT, Mark Twain, Poetry, Reading Report, Robert A. Heinlein, Robert E. Howard, Stephen Vincent Benet | Leave a comment

Reading for Halloween: A Treasury of American Horror Stories. Jeff Baker, October 30, 2022.

Posted on October 30, 2022 by jeffbaker307

A Treasury of Terror by Jeff Baker Every year around Halloween I post something involving a selection of spooky tales for the season of Jack O’Lanterns and soaring witches. This year, something different; an entire anthology. In fact, an influential … Continue reading →

Posted in Anthologies, August Derleth, Books, Edward D. Hoch, Fantasy, Fiction, Ghost Story, H. P. Lovecraft,, Horror, Jack London, Manly Wade Wellman, Robert Arthur, Robert Bloch, Short-Stories, Stephen Vincent Benet | Leave a comment

Short Stories from “Invisible Men,” (1960) edited by Basil Davenport. Reviewed by Jeff Baker (Part Four.)

Posted on March 31, 2020 by jeffbaker307

Basil Davenport’s “Invisible Men.” (Part Four.) Sturgeon and O’Brien. By Jeff Baker A Topical Note: While I highly recommend this anthology, I would ask that you forgo buying it on Amazon, as their employees are currently (as of March 31, … Continue reading →

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