I've enjoyed some of James' ghost stories, but cannot number this among them. It's a bit confusing and I rarely enjoy recounts of someone's dreams. The device of the plot unfolding through letters one brother writes to another is effective, though, but the dialogue of the barman is not. The text covers 36 pages, the rest being Seth's so-so drawings and publisher information.
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