regshoe

I like the term "ironic echoes" a lot, I can totally see it. I also feel like her supernatural stories are a cool way to see more of that "otherwordly" side of her writing, like prophecies, the folkloric fate, and all that. (I think my favourite was "All souls day", I liked how it was eerie in a very subtle way!)

And I was thinking more about her writing timeline, because I realised that her modern novel is pretty much next up, right? Maybe the time switch she'd made in her short stories already made it natural to try for a novel set in modern times?

Anyway, I've updated some small bits in the list \o/ I might have mentioned this before, but it's rather exciting: "Mongst all foes" is a Jacobite story, the earliest example of her Highland obsession I could find so far! <3