Status Updates From The Platform Edge: Uncanny ...

Even though almost all of these stories are from the late 1800s or early 1900s many of them are quite good. And I say that as someone who doesn't usually enjoy older works.

the publication date of these stories range about 100 years. I'm interested in "moving spirits" that is those on roads, canals, railways etc vs stationary ones in houses and buildings. This anthology has historical info with it, both on railways and on ghost stories with that as a theme - not just Dickens!!!

Read so far:
- The Strange Story of Engine Number 651 (Victor L. Whitechurch)
- The Conductor’s Story (Zoe Dana Underhill)
- A Desperate Run (Anonymous)
- A Smoking Ghost (W. G. Kelly)
- The Tragedy in the Train (Huan Mee)
- The Man with the Cough (Mary Louisa Molesworth)
- Railhead (Perceval Landon)

Read so far:
- The Strange Story of Engine Number 651 (Victor L. Whitechurch)
- The Conductor’s Story (Zoe Dana Underhill)
- A Desperate Run (Anonymous)
- A Smoking Ghost (W. G. Kelly)
- The Tragedy in the Train (Huan Mee)
- The Man with the Cough (Mary Louisa Molesworth)
- Railhead (Perceval Landon)

“I was paralysed with the cold—cold that seemed to make my limbs rigid and benumb my vitals, for I saw that the man sitting before me was no longer a stranger, no mere friend or acquaintance—he had become Me!”