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* "Literature/TheChadbourneEpisode" (1933, published posthumously, short story). A Gerald Canevin tale set in Chadbourne that concerns [[OurGhoulsAreCreepier ghouls]].
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* TheHighwayman: In life, Simon Forrester was a perhaps realistically-thuggish variant on the classic romantic model.
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* ICallItVera: Forrester has jocularly named his twin horse pistols "Jem" and "Jack."
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Gerald Canevin, occult investigator, looks into the haunting of "The Coach and Horses Inn" on the Brighton Road in England.
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Gerald Canevin, occult investigator, looks into the haunting of "The Coach and Horses Inn" on the Brighton Road in England.
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He died in Dunedin FL, apparently of a stroke or fall.
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He died in 1932, in Dunedin FL, apparently of a stroke or fall.
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* AuthorAvatar: Dr. MacDonald's life and personality are quite similar to Whitehead's own.
* DreamWalker: His mother appears to Dr. MacDonald in his dreams.
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* AuthorAvatar: Dr. MacDonald's [=MacDonald's=] life and personality are quite similar to Whitehead's own.
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* PoisonMushroom: Dr. MacDonald accidentally ingests these: thanks to the warning he is prompt to self-administer an emetic and thus survive.
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* PoisonMushroom: Dr. MacDonald [=MacDonald=] accidentally ingests these: thanks to the warning he is prompt to self-administer an emetic and thus survive.
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Then, in 1921, he became the Episcopal Archdeacon for the [[UsefulNotes/USVirginIslands Virgin]] [[UsefulNotes/BritishVirginIslands Islands]], serving in this post until 1929 Living on St. Croix, he gathered information on the supernatural which he would later use in his speculative fiction.
From 1924 on, Whitehead published stories in various pulps, most notably ''Magazine/WeirdTales''
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Then, in 1921, he became the Episcopal Archdeacon for the [[UsefulNotes/USVirginIslands [[UsefulNotes/UnitedStatesVirginIslands Virgin]] [[UsefulNotes/BritishVirginIslands Islands]], serving in this post until 1929 Living on St. Croix, he gathered information on the supernatural which he would later use in his speculative fiction.
From 1924 on, Whitehead published stories in various pulps, most notably''Magazine/WeirdTales''''Magazine/WeirdTales''. He became a friend of Creator/HPLovecraft, and both influenced by and influencing his fellow weird fiction writers.
He died in Dunedin FL, apparently of a stroke or fall.
!!Works by Henry S. Whitehead include:
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A man is saved from danger by a warning from his mother's ghost.
* AuthorAvatar: Dr. MacDonald's life and personality are quite similar to Whitehead's own.
* DreamWalker: His mother appears to Dr. MacDonald in his dreams.
* FriendlyGhost: Her intentions are wholly benign.
* MamaBear: The mother comes back from beyond the grave to save her son.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: DreamWalker FriendlyGhost with [[{{Seers}} precognition]].
* PoisonMushroom: Dr. MacDonald accidentally ingests these: thanks to the warning he is prompt to self-administer an emetic and thus survive.
* [[{{Seers}} Precogniton]]: She warns him of a ''future'' menace.
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From 1924 on, Whitehead published stories in various pulps, most notably
He died in Dunedin FL, apparently of a stroke or fall.
!!Works by Henry S. Whitehead include:
[[folder:"Across The Gulf" (1926)]]
A man is saved from danger by a warning from his mother's ghost.
* AuthorAvatar: Dr. MacDonald's life and personality are quite similar to Whitehead's own.
* DreamWalker: His mother appears to Dr. MacDonald in his dreams.
* FriendlyGhost: Her intentions are wholly benign.
* MamaBear: The mother comes back from beyond the grave to save her son.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: DreamWalker FriendlyGhost with [[{{Seers}} precognition]].
* PoisonMushroom: Dr. MacDonald accidentally ingests these: thanks to the warning he is prompt to self-administer an emetic and thus survive.
* [[{{Seers}} Precogniton]]: She warns him of a ''future'' menace.
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Henry St. Clair Whitehead (born March 5th, 1882 - died November 23rd 1932) was an Episcopal minister, and an author of fantasy and horror fiction.
He graduated from [[UsefulNotes/IvyLeague Harvard University]] in 1904, in the same class as UsefulNotes/FranklinDRoosevelt. He was an active young man, playing [[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootball football]] at Harvard, editing a reform Democratic newspaper in Port Chester, NY, and serving as Commissioner of Athletics for the Amateur Athletic Union.
Later he attended Berkeley Divinity School in Middleton CT, and in 1912 was ordained an Episcopal Deacon. He served as a pastor in New York City,
Then, in 1921, he became the Episcopal Archdeacon for the [[UsefulNotes/USVirginIslands Virgin]] [[UsefulNotes/BritishVirginIslands Islands]], serving in this post until 1929 Living on St. Croix, he gathered information on the supernatural which he would later use in his speculative fiction.
From 1924 on, Whitehead published stories in various pulps, most notably ''Magazine/WeirdTales''
He graduated from [[UsefulNotes/IvyLeague Harvard University]] in 1904, in the same class as UsefulNotes/FranklinDRoosevelt. He was an active young man, playing [[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootball football]] at Harvard, editing a reform Democratic newspaper in Port Chester, NY, and serving as Commissioner of Athletics for the Amateur Athletic Union.
Later he attended Berkeley Divinity School in Middleton CT, and in 1912 was ordained an Episcopal Deacon. He served as a pastor in New York City,
Then, in 1921, he became the Episcopal Archdeacon for the [[UsefulNotes/USVirginIslands Virgin]] [[UsefulNotes/BritishVirginIslands Islands]], serving in this post until 1929 Living on St. Croix, he gathered information on the supernatural which he would later use in his speculative fiction.
From 1924 on, Whitehead published stories in various pulps, most notably ''Magazine/WeirdTales''
