Where have the Ghost Stories Gone?

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PopulatedLiterature

Ghost stories used to be a major part of literature, from Victorian times though the first half the Twentieth Century. Charles Dickens, M.R. James, and others were major figures. Are ghost stories still a key part of literature? How have things changed?

David Nickle

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Ellen Datlow

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David G. Hartwell

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Peggy Hailey

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