Tychy@ the Fringe: The Idiot at the Wall.
[The following contains spoilers.] “Welcome to the Hebrides!” For a show to truly make a home for itself at such …
[The following contains spoilers.] “Welcome to the Hebrides!” For a show to truly make a home for itself at such …
["Once more into the elevator, dear friends..." Tychy's article on the story "Lord Dufferin's Ghost" is here. Ed.]
[Tychy's essay about the "Lord Dufferin's Ghost" story is here. Ed.]
“It’s a rum go!” he said. William Fryer Harvey, “August Heat” (1910). [Tychy has been preparing a number of illustrations …
#1: Dickens’ “The Signalman.” #2: “Lord Dufferin’s Ghost” and “The Bus-Conductor.” #3: Algernon Blackwood. #4. E. F. Benson. #5. W. …
[This essay on F. Marion Crawford’s “The King’s Messenger” was originally written for Tychy’s series on premonitory fiction, but it …
[This review complements Tychy’s ongoing series on premonitory fiction. Ed.] The Edinburgh filmmaker Amy Hardie’s The Edge of Dreaming (2010) …
As Tychy is presently rolling out a series on premonitory fiction, I feel obliged to let my eye wander over …
#1: Dickens’ “The Signalman.” #2: “Lord Dufferin’s Ghost” and “The Bus-Conductor.” #3: Algernon Blackwood. #4. E. F. Benson. AUGUST HEAT. …
#1: Dickens’ “The Signal-Man.” #2: “Lord Dufferin’s Ghost” and “The Bus-Conductor.” #3: Algernon Blackwood. Our last instalment distinguished the premonitory …
[#1 is here and #2 is here. Your eyes are not playing tricks on you - the series has been …
[#1 is here.] Our story begins with Lord Dufferin – or, to give him his full title, Frederick Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, the …
The literary ghost story will never cease to profit from its long-held stake in the popular anxieties pertaining to travelling …
["The Dream by A. J. Alan (real name: Leslie H. Lambert) has hitherto languished out of print and unavailable on …
I have many stories in the cellars of my mind – each waits like a bottle of whisky for the …