I'm sure I read all of "Nightmares & Dreamscapes" but I don't recall this particular story. Well I finished it last night and I'm glad I discovered it this time around. The story has the same sort of bad dream quality as "In the Mouth of Madness". I know we have UK members on this board so I'd like their take on how well Uncle Stevie handled the English slang.
There really is a "Crouch End" in London UK. Do a search on Google Maps and get a satellite view of the locale. Zoom in and you'll see a big clock at a busy intersection. You can take a stroll around the neighborhood if you like but it's best not to start your journey too late in the afternoon
Houdini in Omaha
There really is a "Crouch End" in London UK. Do a search on Google Maps and get a satellite view of the locale. Zoom in and you'll see a big clock at a busy intersection. You can take a stroll around the neighborhood if you like but it's best not to start your journey too late in the afternoon
Houdini in Omaha