Creatures of the Pool (2013)
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The stairway looks as empty as my mind. I know writers have concocted tales of Liverpool—one even claimed that a fictitious anecdote of Arthur Machen’s was true and attributed it to a Scouser—but John Strong was a writer, not a tale. I can’t imagine anything that could have got into my father to make him invent all that material. I’m struggling to make sense of Lucinda’s comments when my mobile bursts into its nocturnal song.
I slam the door and dash to grab the phone from the table. The cal...ler is unidentified, and apprehensiveness is one reason why I’m short of breath. It dismays me how feebly I gasp “Hello?”
“Hank Waterworth.”
I don’t exert myself much to say “Yes.”
“Have they been in contact with you?”
I’m anxious to learn more after all. “Who?”
“Whoever wanted to take one of your tours.” Quite as disapprovingly he says “I didn’t speak to them.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stairway looks as empty as my mind. I know writers have concocted tales of Liverpool—one even claimed that a fictitious anecdote of Arthur Machen’s was true and attributed it to a Scouser—but John Strong was a writer, not a tale. I can’t imagine anything that could have got into my father to make him invent all that material. I’m struggling to make sense of Lucinda’s comments when my mobile bursts into its nocturnal song.
I slam the door and dash to grab the phone from the table. The cal...ler is unidentified, and apprehensiveness is one reason why I’m short of breath. It dismays me how feebly I gasp “Hello?”
“Hank Waterworth.”
I don’t exert myself much to say “Yes.”
“Have they been in contact with you?”
I’m anxious to learn more after all. “Who?”
“Whoever wanted to take one of your tours.” Quite as disapprovingly he says “I didn’t speak to them.”
What to read after Creatures of the Pool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ramsey Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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