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Asimov’s Ghosts brings together thirteen haunting tales that explore the specter of young spirits. The anthology includes classic pieces like M. R. James’s "Lost Hearts" and Ray Bradbury’s "The Lake", as well as lesser‑known works such as Ellen Glasgow’s “The Shadowy Third”. Each story presents ghosts in unique settings—from a besieged Brighton road to a night‑marvelous house—offering readers a varied but cohesive glimpse into the mystery and melancholy of the living afterlife.
First publish date: 1985
Genre: General Fiction/Anthologies
Authors: Isaac Asimov
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