Living Alone, 1919
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hopefully you'll enjoy this one, though it's not really scary, it does deal with witches in an interesting fashion.
i was listening to an NPR interview here with Paul Collins, over Halloween on the Saturday Weekend Edition. they were discussing Halloween books as a theme and the guest brought up an out of print book from 1919 called "Living Alone", which is a fiction book about witches.
i found a review of it here and you can get a free copy to download from this site. i know that it still deals with the witch stereotype, however it's a lot of fun and very well written. it's has a nice, quirky pace to it.
wytch)hopefully you'll enjoy this one, though it's not really scary, it does deal with witches in an interesting fashion.
i was listening to an NPR interview here with Paul Collins, over Halloween on the Saturday Weekend Edition. they were discussing Halloween books as a theme and the guest brought up an out of print book from 1919 called "Living Alone", which is a fiction book about witches.
i found a review of it here and you can get a free copy to download from this site. i know that it still deals with the witch stereotype, however it's a lot of fun and very well written. it's has a nice, quirky pace to it.
