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Textbook Stuff: Classic Horror: Casting the Runes and Other Uncanny Tales

Textbook Stuff: Classic Horror: Casting the Runes and Other Uncanny Tales

31 October 2010 · MR James · Directed by Barnaby Edwards · Textbook Stuff #8 · at Big Finish

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"I could probably read James if I was lying on a sunny beach, but not within four walls, and never, never after dark." – Ruth Rendell The three tales collected here exemplify MR James's uniquely understated style which disconcerts the reader through its apparent normality before drawing them into an 'otherworld' of dark supernatural forces. An occultist claims to be able to kill people through the power of runes, an antiquarian gets more than he bargains for when he searches for buried treasure, and the secret world of inanimate objects is revealed in all its horror. STORIES: Casting the Runes, A Warning to the Curious and The Malice of Inanimate Objects
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Subtle dread builds as ordinary life twists into supernatural terror.
“"I could probably read James if I was lying on a sunny beach, but not within four walls, and never, never after dark."”
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Andrew Sachs

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Directed by Barnaby Edwards

Written by MR James

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