Literary Ghosts

ID: 3221 ~ Source: Wheeler, Edward Jewitt and Frank Crane. “The Newest Styles of Ghosts and Demons.” In Current Opinion, Volume 64. Current Literature Publishing Company, 1918, p. 208. 
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Scarborough was fascinated with portrayals of the supernatural in literature, and she published a collection of short stories entitled Humorous Ghost Stories filled with haunts gone wrong and ghosts with a sense of humor. This journal capitalized on her penchant for ghost stories by joking that she kept pet ghosts.

This file appears in: Dorothy Scarborough

By Katie Chakmakjian
Among 1920s literary enthusiasts, Dorothy Scarborough was a familiar name, especially in her home state of Texas and in New York, where she taught at Columbia University. Initially well-known among…