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https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...
The Horla^ I could not find an English version to link to for the poll. sorry!

This volume of collected short stories by Guy DeMaupassant has The Horla included in English:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3080
There are also other collections on Project Gutenberg that have the story included in them.

hmm... The Horla sounds good.

FYI- The willows is free on amazon kindle right now!

The Horla seems interesting!

Stacy wrote: "FYI- The willows is free on amazon kindle right now!"

great tip! i just downloaded it. ;)

it also has to do the Cthulhu.

Hogfather by Terry Pratchett

I'm all for The Horla.

Are these free? All for "don't look now and other stories!"

Trinity wrote: "Are these free? All for "don't look now and other stories!""

that one is not but yes, all the others are.

Thanks! Well, it looks like the willows will win, where can I get that one for free?

Trinity wrote: "Thanks! Well, it looks like the willows will win, where can I get that one for free?"

It should be under Amazon kindle--you can find a lot of the older stories there available for free downloads. :)

Kimberly wrote: "Trinity wrote: "Thanks! Well, it looks like the willows will win, where can I get that one for free?"

It should be under Amazon kindle--you can find a lot of the older stories there available for ..."

Thanks :)

Alex G (writing about “The Willows”) said (in part):

it also has to do the Cthulhu.

This might be a bit misleading. H. P. Lovecraft’s “mythos” stories and Algernon Blackwood’s “The Willows” share ideas about cosmicism, but Blackwood’s story was published more than two decades before Lovecraft’s “The Call of Cthulhu” appeared in print.

Canavan wrote: "Alex G (writing about “The Willows”) said (in part):


it also has to do the Cthulhu.


This might be a bit misleading. H. P. Lovecraft’s “mythos” stories and [author:Algernon Black..."

Ah. Thx for the correction.

I downloaded "The Willows" for free on the kindle.

the threads are up, both are under group reads. enjoy!

Nickolas wrote: "This volume of collected short stories by Guy DeMaupassant has The Horla included in English:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3080
There are also other collections on Project Gutenberg that have t..."

I love The Willows! And I think I'm going to read The Horla, too (thanks for the tip Nickolas)