Fantastical Fiction
Miriam KreshQuirky stories about people who experience strange things in strange places.
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The Ghosts of Honeycombe Farm, Chapter Twelve
Emily brought a note from Master Atwell saying that he’d come by. I waited, tired and worried, as the dim November afternoon faded into a pale sunset. There were candles on the kitchen table and a fire in the hearth, enough light to sit by....
The Ghosts of Honeycombe Farm, Chapter Eleven
The table was set with the old brown teapot and china cups. Anne had just come into the kitchen, wrapped in a thick shawl and carrying a basket full of red persimmons on her arm.
The Ghosts of Honeycombe Farm, Chapter Ten
The ghosts touched ground and stood on the floor. Will was dressed as he had been in life, wearing breeches and a soft shirt. Tommy wore the smock he drowned in. He had a misty white ectoplasm. Will had a reddish aura about him.
The Ghosts of Honeycombe Farm, Chapter Nine
Clara stood at the kitchen door, looking out at the darkening evening. Grey clouds fled across the sky. A sad-faced moon hung over the tree tops in the distance. The wind blew her shawl around. She shivered and turned back to the warm kitch...
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