This article is part of the Groggery Gibbonman series.
Of the many ghoulish ghost stories penned by Groggery Tirade "Grog" Gibbonman, certainly none were better received than "The Figure in the Fireplace," a chilling verse first published in serialized form on the back of numerous medicine-show products released under the "Sergio Cal's Mystic Pastes of the Far East" line. The hocus-pocus medicines ultimately proved unpopular due to radiation poisoning, but the hallowed rime remains!
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During the tumultuous Jacquelinian era, no fabulist or faerie-tailor was more esteemed than Groggery Tirade "Grog" Gibbonman.
Other articles in this series
- 1. The Fabulous Fables of Groggery Gibbonman
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- 4. The Further Fables of Groggery Gibbonman
- 5. A Few More Fables of Groggery Gibbonman
- 6. The Figure in the Fireplace
- 7. The Festooneried Fables of Groggery Gibbonman
- 8. The Facinorous Fables of Groggery Gibbonman
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- 14. The Fandangling Fables of Groggery Gibbonman
