The Christmas Eve ghost story is a fine old tradition associated with Victorian and Edwardian England, one now making a comeback on both sides of the Atlantic. Since 2018, Bone and Sickle has enthusiastically embraced the custom.
Our offering for 2022, is “Smee” written by A.M. Burrage in 1931 and read for us by Mrs. Karswell.
Previous Christmas ghost stories are linked here in our website show notes (2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021).
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#31 Baba Yaga
#30 Loup-Garou, Werewolves in France
#29 The Bloody Chamber
#28 Gog, Magog, and the Bones of Giants
#27 Lilith and the Breeding of Demons
#26 Lullabies and Nightmares
#25 Death by Mother
#24 Possessed Nuns and Holy Demoniacs
#23 Ghastly Saint Stories
#22 The Devil’s Due: Musicians and Marksmen
#21 A Deal with the Devil
#20 The Undead Come Courting
#19 Worm Songs and Beastly Sucklers
#18 Wild Men, Furry Saints, and Burning Dancers
#17 Christmas Ghosts
#16 The Haunted Season
#15 Saint, Devil, Sugar-Bread, & Whip: KRAMPUS AND NICHOLAS
#14 Singing Bones & Scrumptious Children
#13: Ancient Necromancy
#12: Seances & Scandals
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