Part of Series
1 • Introduction (The Eleventh Fontana Book of Great Ghost Stories) • essay by R. Chetwynd-Hayes 3 • Justice • (1947) • short story by The Gibsons 4 • Aunt Cassie • (1941) • short story by Virginia Swain 11 • The Woman's Ghost Story • (1907) • short story by Algernon Blackwood 21 • The Ghost of U65 • (1962) • short story by G. A. Minto 29 • Footsteps Invisible • (1940) • short story by Robert Arthur 44 • Night Doings at Deadman's • short story by Ambrose Bierce (variant of The Night-Doings at "Deadman's" 1874) 52 • The Earlier Service • (1935) • short story by Margaret Irwin 68 • Scots Wha Ha'e • short story by Dorothy K. Haynes 74 • The Whittaker's Ghost • (1879) • short story by George Bernard Shaw [as by G. B. S.] 83 • Lady Celia's Mirror • short story by Catherine Gleason and Rita Morris [as by Roger Malisson] 94 • The Lonely Inn • (1935) • short story by Thomas Burke 102 • The Green Scarf • (1926) • short story by A. M. Burrage 118 • The House of Desolation • (1934) • short story by Donald Suddaby [as by Alan Griff] 133 • The Man In The Mirror • short story by Sydney J. Bounds 138 • The Attic • short story by Pamela Vincent 145 • The Woman in Black • short story by Peter Hackett 152 • Haunted Ground • (1930) • short story by Oliver La Farge 157 • The Man Who Sold Ghosts • short story by Roger F. Dunkley 168 • Matthew and Luke • short story by R. Chetwynd-Hayes
Author
Ronald Henry Glynn Chetwynd-Hayes aka Angus Campbell. Ronald Chetwynd-Hayes was an author, best known for his ghost stories. His first published work was the science fiction novel The Man From The Bomb in 1959. He went on to publish many collections and ten other novels including The Grange, The Haunted Grange, And Love Survived and The Curse of the Snake God. He also edited over 20 anthologies. Several of his short works were adapted into anthology style movies in the United Kingdom, including The Monster Club and From Beyond the Grave. Chetwynd-Hayes' book The Monster Club contains references to a film-maker called Vinke Rocnnor, an anagram of Kevin Connor, the director of From Beyond the Grave. He won the Bram Stoker Award for Lifetime Achievement for 1988, and the British Fantasy Society Special Award in 1989.
