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Books

Bedtime reading at Hallowe’en

The latest ghost stories, recommended by Josephine Livingstone, include works by Gillian Flynn, Angela Carter, Catriona Ward and William Gay

29 October 2015

9:00 AM

29 October 2015

9:00 AM

The thick of autumn is upon us, dear reader, and with it the shivers. Around Hallowe’en you may be tempted to go and see yet another edition of Paranormal Activity (a quotation from the trailer: ‘There’s, like, obviously something going on here’) or something similar. Do not. There is nothing frightening about going to the movies.

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