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A Gathering of Shadows
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| Title: | A Gathering of Shadows |
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| Date(s): | October 1983 |
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| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Dark Shadows |
| Language: | English |
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A Gathering of Shadows is a gen 80-page digest-sized Dark Shadows anthology of fiction by Jean Graham. It "features all-new illustrations."
The fiction was previously published in The World of Dark Shadows, Chosen Haunts, Decades, and Inside the Old House.
Contents
- Blood Brother—Young Barnabas and Jeremiah become Collinwood's guardians when Revolutionary War ravages the estate. (reprinted from Decades: 1760-1800)
- The Forsaken—What is Jeremiah's dark and terrible secret and why does Joshua seek to protect if by banishing his own son from Collinwood? (reprinted from Decades: 1760-1800)
- An Encounter in Martinique—Barnabas Collins has come to court Josette, but the beautiful Angelique has other plans. (reprinted from The World of Dark Shadows #18)
- Lost Chapter—Was the duel only a result of Barnabas' anger, or did Jeremiah intend to die? (reprinted from Decades: 1760-1800)
- Silent are the Dead—Mourning his uncle, Barnabas laments the duel and the family strife it has caused. (reprinted from Inside the Old House #18/19)
- For Whom There is No Requiem—What happens to an immortal man who is sentenced to die in the electric chair? Quentin Collins is about to find out. (reprinted from The World of Dark Shadows #29)