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Ghost stories are an unusual taste for a six year old, but by this age Joan Aiken was relishing them: I had already read Ghost Stories of an Antiquary by M.R. James, and nearly died of delicious terror at “Oh Whistle and I’ll Come to You”. Searching for more fodder of a similar kind – […]
It’s years since I read A Touch of Chill and A Bundle of Nerves — just the titles send a tingle down my spine! Lovely to have all these anecdotes about Joan, Lizza, quite inspirational.