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Book review: The Yellow Nineties by Catherine Fisher

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The Yellow Nineties (London Adventures #3) by Catherine Fisher is published by Three Imposters Jon Gower The occult books of Caerleon writer Arthur Machen cast long shadows, with many of today’s writers citing him as an influence, or celebrating his uncanny knack for crafting a good story, and usually a most uncanny story at that. Indeed Stephen King thought The Great God Pan to be ‘Maybe the best horror story in the English language’ while othe…

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Book review: The Yellow Nineties by Catherine Fisher

The Yellow Nineties (London Adventures #3) by Catherine Fisher is published by Three Imposters Jon Gower The occult books of Caerleon writer Arthur Machen cast long shadows, with many of today’s writers citing him as an influence, or celebrating his uncanny knack for crafting a good story, and usually a most uncanny story at that. Indeed Stephen King thought The Great God Pan to be ‘Maybe the best horror story in the English language’ while othe…

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