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Lost Bram Stoker short story: Gibbet Hill
Oct. 23rd, 2024 08:14 pmI was very happy when I read this post on ![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
historium about such a rare find!
This short story can be read on this site through the scans of a microfilm copy of the newspaper where it was originally published. However, it can be hard to read there, so this morning I decided to transcribe it myself, since the article linked in the post I linked above only contains one transcribed paragraph and the whole story doesn't seem to have been transcribed anywhere yet. This is, of course, a very unofficial, amateur transcription I've done: I've corrected some typos found in the scan, but in some cases I wasn't 100% sure of what the original word was supposed to be. Thus, there might be a mistake here and there.
( Gibbet Hill, by Bram Stoker )
historium about such a rare find! This short story can be read on this site through the scans of a microfilm copy of the newspaper where it was originally published. However, it can be hard to read there, so this morning I decided to transcribe it myself, since the article linked in the post I linked above only contains one transcribed paragraph and the whole story doesn't seem to have been transcribed anywhere yet. This is, of course, a very unofficial, amateur transcription I've done: I've corrected some typos found in the scan, but in some cases I wasn't 100% sure of what the original word was supposed to be. Thus, there might be a mistake here and there.
You can read my transcription under the cut.
Update: the story is now available on Wikisource as well!
( Gibbet Hill, by Bram Stoker )
