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The Ghost Pirates

William Hope Hodgson

  • 158 pages
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Shadowy figures climb aboard a sailing ship at night, and the crew starts disappearing one by one. Hodgson's 1909 novel is a tight, relentless story of men trapped at sea with something they cannot fight.

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