Home from my home away from home

[ellen_datlow]

I love London and happily spent the past two weeks there visiting friends, eating some excellent meals, doing business, watching episodes of A Touch of Frost with J & J. (Clute), doing the tourist thing--something I haven't done in decades by going to the Tower of London with John (Clute) and on the London Eye, with Pat Cadigan and Paul McAuley,

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[ellen_datlow]

Well, as it's available online for free, it's not something I would use.

[anonymous]

A few hauntings come to mind: Paul Walther's "The Toll," r j krignen kemp's "Dogs," Adam Golaski's "What Water Reveals," and M.J. Murphy's "The Line I Walk."

--Alan Hawkes

[ellen_datlow]

Thanks Alan--where would I find any of those?

[anonymous]

I'm pretty sure I read "The Toll" in either an issue of Talebones or New Genre--it was a while ago and I don't have access to my books. I don't remember where I read "The Line I Walk"--I just remember the impact it had on me! "Dogs" is in Delicate Toxins, an anthology from Side Real that came out last year and "What Water Reveals" was in Strange Tales II from Tartarus. Hope that helps!

Alan

[ellen_datlow]

Thanks.