They Return at Evening


Lu par Ben Tucker

(4.2 stars; 13 reviews)

The Author of The Ghost Stories of an Antiquary in the preface to one of his books expressed his lively distaste for benevolent ghosts, and ghosts with nice minds. The author profoundly agrees with this sentiment of the master, and, furthermore, he abominates the 'natural' explanation, a poisonous anti-climax. So this much can be said for his tales, that those Who Return therein are animated by undiluted malevolence, and no iconoclastic materialist has been allowed to cast a doubt on their credentials as genuine apparitions. (Summary from Inside Front Dust Cover of 1928 First Edition) (5 hr 45 min)

Chapitres

That Dieth Not 48:11 Lu par Ben Tucker
Or Persons Unknown 36:56 Lu par Ben Tucker
"He Cometh and He Passeth By" 1:00:45 Lu par Ben Tucker
Professor Pownall's Oversight 30:46 Lu par Ben Tucker
The Third Coach 29:46 Lu par Ben Tucker
The Red Lodge 28:37 Lu par Ben Tucker
"And He Shall Sing..." 28:06 Lu par Ben Tucker
The Seventeenth Hole at Duncaster 27:08 Lu par Ben Tucker
A Peg on Which to Hang 27:23 Lu par Ben Tucker
An Echo 27:48 Lu par Ben Tucker

Critiques

entertaining


(4 stars)

A mix of tales , each of which held my interest to the end . Ably read, as always, by Ben. One star deducted because some endings were obvious.