Browdean Farm - A. M. Burrage

Browdean Farm by A. M. Burrage.
Alfred McLelland Burrage (1889 - 1956) was arguably born with writing in his blood. Indeed, both his father Alfred Sherrington Burrage and uncle Edwin Harcourt Burrage were both fairly prominent writers in the field of boys fiction.
After fighting during the Great War, Burrage would become a prolific author in his own right, often writing under various pseudonyms and spanning many genre's, from his acclaimed war memoir War is War to children's fiction. However, it is arguably his contributions to the ghost story which are most highly regarded, with no less an authority than M. R. James - arguably England's greatest writer of supernatural fiction - having praised Burrage's ghostly tales.
Browdean Farm first appeared in the collection Some Ghost Stories, published in 1927.
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[@rameyzamora1018]

Burrage would be delighted with this narration. Many thanks.

[@darrylhunt1]

Well done. Thanks

[@jacksmith1983]

Thank you Darryl

[@milograham8556]

Great story, loving the channel mate. Cheers for your work

[@jacksmith1983]

Thanks Milo. Glad you're enjoying the content.

[@staceymccook5424]

Hi. I’ve just found and subscribed to your UA-cam channel. I love it.

[@jacksmith1983]

Thank you Stacey x

[@theodorecalvin4214]

Such a fine ghost story! Thank you.

[@jacksmith1983]

Yes Theodore, a real spine chiller! Thank you.

[@Nyctophora]

I do enjoy a good ghost story of a Sunday evening.

[@debbieramsey8933]

Ty! Enjoyable!

[@jacksmith1983]

Thank you Debbie

[@tropixxxx]

What a nice story and so well read, your voice really suits this tale! Thank you!

[@jacksmith1983]

Thank you for the kind words and support.

[@bartram33]

Well written and well read. Thanks for posting.

[@annetteeggett2802]

Great stuff thank you !

[@jacksmith1983]

Why thank you Annette. Your kind words and support are greatly appreciated x

[@justinehayward2553]

Wasn't sure at first, sounds like Barry. Continued and loved it. Subscribed.

[@gerry5134]

Read comments first and was wondering who Barry was until I listened to the first few minutes!! LOL 🤣🤣

[@Sunny25611]

:) I love this! Thank you so much for uploading .. cheers! 🥂

[@ginabeena6757]

Oddly soothing and creepy at the same time! Well done!

[@jacksmith1983]

Thank you Gina. This story is a particular favourite of mine.

[@nancyworsley5057]

Great story!!

[@jacksmith1983]

Thank you

[@ElaineOddsoxxx1]

Smashing, thanx!

[@jacksmith1983]

You're welcome Elaine. Thank you for your support.

[@deniseroper9030]

Really enjoyed this and so well read

[@Jynxxxycat]

That was a good one!

[@jacksmith1983]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@chimera8421]

Good story.

[@jacksmith1983]

Thanks Barbara. I agree it's an underrated classic.

[@kimmccabe1422]

I actually think ones who possess less vocabulary coud probably describe this place best.