Fear Walks the Night
Frederick Cowles (1900–1948) was a librarian by profession who occupied his leisure hours writing on the subjects of topography and gipsy lore. In addition he wrote sixty-one ghost stories. FEAR WALKS THE NIGHT contains seventeen of those stories, and the collection did not see publication until 1993, forty-five years after the author's death. The remainder of Cowles's supernatural fiction is collection in the companion volumes, THE HORROR OF ABBOT'S GRANGE and THE NIGHT WIND HOWLS.
Contents:
- Fear Walks the Night
- Punch and Judy
- The Florentine Chest
- Variety Show
- Prince of Darkness
- Death of a Rat
- The Echo of a Song
- The House in the Forest
- Goosefeather Bed
- Christmas Eve
- Three Shall Meet
- Lisheen
- Voodoo Drums
- The Strange Affair at Upton Stonewold
- Gypsy Hands
- The End of the Lane
- Twilight
- Do You Believe in Ghosts?
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Frederick Cowles
Frederick Ignatius Cowles (1900 - 1948): English author of supernatural fiction, English travelogues, history, folklore, and children's books. Cowles' supernatural fiction is similar, and compares favorably, to that of M.R. James.
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