Status Updates From The Silence of Ghosts

"I'll have no sympathy with you if you claim you can't do this or that because of your disability" ...some disabilities do make some tasks impossible, or so difficult that it isn't worth it, not to mention the barriers that an ableist society throws at you. Being realistic about how hey, maybe I can't do this any more and that's ok isn't a bad thing.

Still excellent and I really want to read more by this writer.

Charles Lancaster finds the house in poor condition & gets spooked when he meets a young girl.
The following chapters are diary entries written by Dominic just at the start of WW II. Dominic enlists & loses a leg. Returning to his in London parents who dislike imperfections, we find out these are descendants of the House of Lancaster. His parents send him off to Hallinhag to care for his deaf sister Octavia.

This book is off to an excellent start. The first chapter is set in the present day. Charles Lancaster inherits his grandfather Dominic Lancaster's estate including a mysterious house called Hallinhag House in the Lake District of England. His grandfather indicated that the Hallinhag House should be torn down. Not one to be deterred, Charles goes off to view the house. The locals he meets indicate it is a bad place.

Great

Eerie!