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• Title: The Ghost Now Standing on Platform One
• Editors: Richard Peyton
• Year: 1990-10-00
• ISBN-10: 0-285-62991-3
• ISBN-13: 978-0-285-62991-2
• Publisher: Souvenir Press
• Price: £14.95
• Pages: 322
• Binding: hc
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Title Reference: The Ghost Now Standing on Platform One
• Cover: Kim Palmer
• ISFDB Record Number: 319479
• Bibliographic Comments: Add new Publication comment (THGHSTNWST1990)

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• 13 • Introduction (Ten Ghost Stories) • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 17 • The Tay Bridge Ghost Train • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 19 • Journey into Fear • (1990) • shortstory by Arnold Ridley
• 24 • The President's Funeral Ride • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 26 • The Ghost Train • (1964) • shortfiction by Rod Serling
• 51 • 'The White Train' • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 52 • .007 • (1897) • shortstory by Rudyard Kipling
• 67 • The Black Train of Lochalsh • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 68 • The Haunted Curve • (1990) • shortstory by Elliott O'Donnell
• 72 • The Phantom Locomotive of Stevens Point • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 73 • Pacific 421 • (1944) • shortstory by August Derleth
• 85 • The Ghost on Platform Two • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 87 • Midnight Express • (1935) • shortstory by Alfred Noyes
• 92 • The Lyonshall Mystery • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 93 • The Waiting Room • (1956) • shortstory by Robert Aickman
• 104 • The Footsteps of Doom • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 105 • The Kill • (1931) • shortstory by Peter Fleming
• 116 • The Spectre of Shake City • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 117 • The Town Where No One Got Off • (1958) • shortstory by Ray Bradbury
• 125 • The Woman in the Red Scarf • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 126 • The Wrong Station • (1916) • shortstory by A. M. Burrage
• 135 • The Night Flyer of Talylln • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 137 • Lost in the Fog • (1918) • shortstory by J. D. Beresford [as by John D. Beresford ]
• 143 • The Bedraggled Soldier • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 144 • Branch Line to Benceston • (1946) • shortstory by Sir Andrew Caldecott
• 159 • Joe Baldwin's Eerie Lamp • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 160 • The Night Train to Lost Valley • (1948) • shortstory by August Derleth [as by Stephen Grendon ]
• 174 • The Ghost of the Subway • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 175 • Take the Z Train • (1950) • shortstory by Allison V. Harding (variant of Take the Z-Train)
• 183 • Underground Phantoms • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 184 • Confidence Trick • (1953) • shortstory by John Wyndham
• 203 • The Barkston Spectre • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 205 • The Signal-Man • (1866) • shortstory by Charles Dickens (variant of The Signalman)
• 217 • The Navvy in the Tunnel • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 218 • The Garside Fell Disaster • (1948) • shortstory by L. T. C. Rolt
• 226 • The Phantom Driver of Dunster • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 227 • Locomotive • (1925) • shortstory by Richard Hughes
• 231 • The Ghost of 'Hayling Billy' • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 232 • Mourning Train • (1963) • shortstory by John Newton Chance
• 237 • 'Railroad Bill' • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 238 • That Hell-Bound Train • (1958) • shortstory by Robert Bloch
• 255 • Voices in the Fog • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 257 • A Journey By Train • (1935) • shortstory by Henry L. Lawrence
• 264 • The Woman in Black • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 265 • The Astral Lady • (1912) • shortstory by Eden Phillpotts
• 272 • Beware: Ghosts Crossing • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 274 • Miss Slumbubble -- and Claustrophobia • (1907) • shortstory by Algernon Blackwood
• 288 • The Phantom on the 'Flying Yankee' • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 289 • A Short Trip Home • (1927) • novelette by F. Scott Fitzgerald
• 309 • The Dead Man of Glendive • (1990) • essay by Richard Peyton
• 310 • Lonely Train a' Comin' • (1981) • shortstory by William F. Nolan (variant of The Train)
• 322 • The Shortest Railway Ghost Story in the World • (1990) • shortfiction by Peter Haining [as by Richard Peyton ]

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