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- Author: Joe Hill
- Genre: Horror Fiction
- U.S. Publication: October 1, 2007
- UK Publication: 2005
- Publisher: HarperCollins
- Pages: 336
- ISBN 9780061147975
- Awards: Bram Stoker Award for Best Fiction Collection, British Fantasy Award, International Horror Guild Award
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20th Century Ghosts is a collection of short stories about ghosts written by Joe Hill, son of the famous author Stephen King.
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Plot Synopsis
20th Century Ghosts is a collection of short stories about ghosts ranging from romance to horror and full of surprises.Critical Response
""I'm left with no recourse but to declare Joe Hill a genuine original. The stories in 20th Century Ghosts contain many tropes that will be familiar to readers of horror and dark fantasy...and yet there is an X-factor that marks each story as truly unique and startlingly original....20th Century Ghosts grabbed me with its first story and refused to let go." — Chris Bolton — Powell Books
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Re-Reading "20th century ghosts" and falling in love with it again. Thanks @joe_hill
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20th Century Ghosts - by Joe Hill - Harper Audio. http://bit.ly/7LwJyd
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Medieval music infused with the delights of the late 20th Century mastery...brings back shadows of some forgotten ghosts....
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Last Breath: A Short Story from '20th Century Ghosts' - by Joe Hill - Harper Audio. http://bit.ly/8fbUfQ
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@goodreads 446 pages. 336 were from @Joe_Hill's "20th Century Ghosts" & 100 were from Laurie Graff's "You Have to Kiss a Lot of Frogs".
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