The Ghost Stories of E F Benson, read by Richard Crowest

Richard Crowest
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An occasional series of readings of ghost stories by a writer now better known for his social satire. Introduced and read by Richard Crowest

  1. 12/24/2022

    Ghost Stories read by Richard Crowest

    “I'm delighted to announce a new series of ghost story readings from E F Benson and other authors. Search YouTube for Ghost Stories read by Richard Crowest.”

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  2. 10/30/2022

    James Lamp

    “I woke again with the sense that there was something creeping up to the house, like the fog that was now thick outside my window, and seeking admittance.”

    33 min

  3. 06/24/2022

    The Step

    “With a sudden sinking of his heart, he heard behind him the step which he thought he had silenced for ever.”

    35 min

  4. 12/24/2021

    The Flint Knife

    “I went to sleep at once, and from dreamlessness awoke suddenly to a consciousness of terror and imminent peril.”

    29 min

  5. 10/31/2021

    Outside the Door

    “Terror, that was slowly becoming a little more definite, terror of some dark and violent deed that was momently drawing nearer to me held me in its vice.”

    20 min

  6. 06/20/2021

    The House with the Brick-Kiln

    “At that moment I saw the face of Fear; my mouth went dry, and I heard my heart leaping and cracking in my throat.”

    28 min

  7. 04/04/2021

    The Shuttered Room

    “All was not well with the house: in some strange manner the shadow that had come between her closed eyes and the sun as she sat on the garden-bench had entered, and was establishing itself more firmly day by day.”

    33 min

  8. 12/24/2020

    In the Tube

    “I could not stir, I could not speak. I could only strain my ears for the inaudible and my eyes for the unseen, while the cold wind from the very valley of the shadow of death streamed over me.” (Note: this story features a suicide.)

    35 min
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An occasional series of readings of ghost stories by a writer now better known for his social satire. Introduced and read by Richard Crowest

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