20th Century Ghosts
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Read between September 3 - September 4, 2022
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The Many Faces of Van Helsing, edited by Jeanne Cavelos.
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if it were possible to scour from my mind the memory of having read these stories, I would happily do so, just so that I could have the pleasure of reading them again for the first time.
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frisson
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compulsion
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I Love Galesburg in the Springtime.
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vertiginous
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insubstantial
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pneumatic
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incandescent
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incomprehension.
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happenstance.
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Talmudically-speaking.
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No matter how high I went for a moment, I always came down in the end, same as anyone else.
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Kafka
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Malamud
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What happened? Did he run out of air?
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‘Ran out of sky,’ I said.
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Mickey Spillane
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mandibles
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warble.
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culvert
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rheumy
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lassitude
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habit which never failed to put a kind of simian
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aberration
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furtive
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paradoxically
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exuberance
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rheumatism
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churlish.
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palpable
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quirt
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squalls.
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futilely
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prismatic
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scintillating
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flotilla
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cadaverous,
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hermetically
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rapt.
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acclimate.
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subliminal.
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comprehensively.
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solicitous,
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dewy,
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parapsychology.
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Something that
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doesn’t know it’s alive, obviously can’t be expected to know when it’s dead.
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mastodons,’
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plateau,
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