Was it real? Was it all in his head? Or maybe in his green tea?
A typical Victorian horror story where a clergyman drink green tea and starts seeing things that aren’t really there. I found that nothing actually happened here, so I was left feeling rather disappointed. Le Fanu is not someone I would go look for more books from. Green Tea was plenty.
Green Tea (Little Black Classics #90) – J. Sheridan Le Fanu
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The author’s name sounds familiar but I can’t place where I’ve heard it. I should probably go google it…
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He apparently wrote Carmilla (or something like that), which is one of the vampire stories before Dracula?
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Ahh yes, that is it. I haven’t read Carmilla, but have heard all about it.
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My goodness! I was scrolling through wordpress and I checked your site…..my goodness!!!! How do you manage to post sooo often?! I love that you put out soo much content.☺️❤️
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Thank you so much! Not everything is entirely new. The Little Black Classics, for example, I read over the course of five years, and now that I have finished them, I want all the review in one place.
The rest of the reviews are mainly new, but sometimes I also add old ones from the old blog, since I like to see the reviews of one series all in one place. 😀
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