Ghost Story to Read

[rekirts]

Hi<br>
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I have posted a ghost story I wrote in an online contest. If anyone has time to read it, it is here:<br>
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www.donardpublishing.com/octlist.html<br>
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My story is #105 and is called "The Night Wanderer."<br>
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If you read it and like it maybe you can--ahem--vote for it?<br>
And if you don't like it--er, don't vote for it. Simple.<br>
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Wendy <p>"I am an admirer of the ancients,but not like some people so as to despise the talent of our own times." Pliny the Younger</p><i></i>

[venicone]

very good wendy <p><img src="http://www.ttforumfriends.com/images/forum/co.gif"/><br>
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[Jeroen Pelgrom]

that was a good story.<br>
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But by far the most scary i´ve ever read was a story about a young girl who went to the Church at Christmaseve. Turns out that the entire audience in the church are undead....<br>
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brrr...<br>
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(well, i was 12 then..) <p>Volo anaticulam cumminosam meam!</p><i></i>

[Anonymous]

Nice one Wendy!<br>
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Wonder if the Romans had any ghost stories? <p></p><i></i>

[rekirts]

Thanks.<br>
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Yep, the Romans had ghost stories. Here are a couple from Pliny the Younger:<br>
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www.vroma.org/~hwalker/Pl...-27-E.html<br>
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Wendy <p>"I am an admirer of the ancients,but not like some people so as to despise the talent of our own times." Pliny the Younger</p><i></i>