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Sarah Vine, Prue Leith and Jilly Cooper on their most convincing ghost story

16 December 2017

9:00 AM

16 December 2017

9:00 AM

 

Anthony Horowitz

 
Novelist
 
I have never really believed in ghosts, but I actually had a personal experience which I still find hard to explain. I was walking beside the river Kwai in Thailand with my wife. We had been told that a steam train travelled across the famous bridge once a week as a memorial to the POWs who had died — and we were keen to photograph it.


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