What are some interesting ghost stories from 'Mr James More Ghost Stories'?

Yes, they probably are. The title itself implies more ghost stories, and usually ghost stories are meant to be scary.

In 'Mr James Best Ghost Stories', there are several great ones. For example, there is a story where a character keeps seeing a shadowy figure in their bedroom at night. The figure seems to be trying to communicate something but disappears when approached. Also, the story of the ghost in the abandoned church is quite fascinating. It describes how the ghostly presence is felt during midnight services that no longer take place in the real world.

There isn't much information given in just the title, but Mr James is likely the author or the collector of these ghost stories.

Well, 'Lost Hearts' is another great one. It has elements of the supernatural combined with a sense of loss and mystery. The idea of the two children's spirits seeking their lost hearts is both tragic and terrifying. Mr James creates a sense of unease throughout the story with his descriptions of the old house and the strange events taking place within it.

Mr James' ghost stories are some of the best in the genre. His use of atmosphere and slow - building suspense is masterful. For example, in 'Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad', the desolate beach setting and the eerie whistle create a sense of dread that stays with the reader long after finishing the story.

Well, 'Casting the Runes' is also very frightening. The concept of a curse being passed through runes is spooky. The main character is haunted by the runes and the presence of an unseen and malevolent force. It shows how the supernatural can intrude into the normal world in a very menacing way.

The mystery in it might make the Mr James Ghost Story interesting. Ghost stories are often full of the unknown, and if this one is about Mr James, there could be many secrets and unexplained events.

One of the scariest might be 'Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad'. The idea of the supernatural entity being summoned by a whistle is really creepy. The description of the figure in the story creates a sense of dread.

Sure. 'Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad' is a well - known one. It has a really spooky atmosphere with the haunted whistle and the strange apparition that follows.

The author is M. R. James.