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The Gate of Air: A Ghost Story - James Buchan


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The Gate of Air: A Ghost Story - James Buchan

 
Description: ISBN 184724467X / Genre: Horror / Author: James Buchan / Edition: First Edition; 1st printing. / Hardcover / 247 Pages / Book is ... more
The Gate of Air: A Ghost Story - James Buchan ... published 2008-09-04 by Quercus Publishing Plc

Newest Review: ... killed herself, leaving the ugly stain of suspicion forever printed on John Walker, the Paradise Farm labourer who was the ... more

 ... last to see her alive. Lampard's new wife, the young Marina, is the previous owner of Paradise Farm, and through this vague social link, Jim's destiny gradually becomes entwined with the Lampards. It's a nice book. Thoroughly old-fashioned in the best possible way, Buchan dwells on prosaic descriptions of the countryside and rural activities, while the various social events that pepper the narrative are more dialogue focused. The Brack Country is a fictional district, but presumably modelled quite closely on a real...more

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Crowned Review The Gate of Air: A Ghost Story - James Buchan: Ambridge with Ghosts (921 words)
by - written on 17/08/09 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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The carefully anonymous Jim Smith buys a moderate sized farm in the hazily located Brack Country. Jim is aged just under thirty, but has already travelled the world and built and then lost a successful software business. Equal parts snob and innocent, he seems to have little idea what to expect from his new life, and buys farming stock almost on a whim when the previous owner's labourer turns up one morning. James Buchan's The Gate of Air is an odd beast in that it tells a gripping ghost story which somehow seems to become submerged beneath the everyday tale of country folk. With its remote location, grotesque characters and eerie descriptive passages, it's a ...  Read the complete review

 

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