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ANNE BILLSON ON TWITTER
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CAT OF THE DAY 108: NIGHT OF THE EAGLE
CAT OF THE DAY 108: NIGHT OF THE EAGLE (1962) The premise of Fritz Leiber’s terrific supernatural thriller Conjure Wife (1943) is one to rank alongside William Burrough’s iffier assertions about women being “the principal reservoir of the alien virus … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Cat, Burn Witch Burn, Charles Beaumont, Conjure Wife, familiar, Night of the Eagle, Sidney Hayers, witch
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