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Calendar of Ghosts

Publisher: Eutierria
Year of Publication: 2023
Book type: Novel | Short Story Collection
Age: Adult
Genre: Speculative Fiction
Sub Genre: Magical Realism · Paranormal · Psychological · Sci-Fi · Supernatural · Time Travel
Language: English
POV: First-person, Third-person
Tense: Past, Present
Key Phrases: Ghost Stories
“This is the first collection of spooky short stories from this author that I’ve read. I found them to be enjoyable with most of the stories a quick read with a satisfying ending. There is an assured music theme in some stories, in which I recognised the era and the songs, for example Radio Waves and Father’s Day. The contrasting story, Mother’s Day moved me to tears and surprised me in its rich tenderness. There are also a good round-up of stories about couples such as Easter House and Eutierra, the character dynamics of which are played to their strength in the tight context of short stories. I highly recommend this collection for anyone who is interested in compact narrative, in a narrative that is easy-to-read with endearing characterisation.”
– Ivy Ngeow
Ghosts aren’t what we think they are.

At Christmas, Kathryn Dark is visiting her father for the first time since her mother died. The reason? She has received a text from her mother’s phone…
Thus begins a year in which we weave in and out of the lives of people who experience ghosts of one kind or another.
But ghosts aren’t what we think they are.

A time-trapped forest. A haunted Tube station. Houses filled with spirits. Doppelgangers. Loss and longing, hope and hopelessness, cold love and burning anger. These are the stories from the Calendar of Ghosts…

The Ghost of Christmas Never; Radio Waves; The Shop that Sold Time; Mother’s Day; The Easter House; Spring Rain; Father’s Day; Eutierria; Bank Holiday; Summer’s Lease; Harvest; Kenilworth Dark

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