Wednesday, December 16, 2015
The Library Window - by Margaret Oliphant
Reading is cyclical. I had barely just started reading The Meaning of the Library: A Cultural History, edited by Alice Crawford, when I found out about this story (mentioned on pg. xv of the Introduction) written in 1896. A library ghost story, this is a metaphor for all the mysteries in libraries, those solved as well as those yet to be discovered. Is there a false window in the Library, or is it a view into another world? The entire story is embedded below. A synopsis can be found here.
Labels:
A list,
ghosts,
magic,
Scotland,
short stories,
supernatural,
thrillers
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