http://www.freewebs.com/huclan/caver/

Is there a cliffsnotes?

No. It's a must-read, if you haven't already. Heck of a narrative.

Ah yes. I spent an evening reading that. Really made me mad as well.

good story. drags a bit at first, but picks up speed. leaves you hanging, as such tales should.

O.K. does it end abruptly, like the journal was found by someone? Or is something else going on?

I need Cliff Notes as I don't really want to be mad at this guy either.

Brad

two, and then three cavers find an unexplored passage. there's air moving through it, so it goes somewhere, and a roaring noise. during weeks of chipping it out enough to squeeze thru, they begin to have odd experiences. finally, one of them squeezes thru and finds hieroglyphs. one of them goes further in, but returns terrified and wont talk about it, wont go back in. the two go back to the cave and something is in the cave with them. then th

Ya well I ain’t real happy with you Don for posting it. I read the WHOLE THING.

You are a very evil man.

And I will say no more so as to spoil it for others.

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Wow! that was incredibly creepy and eerie! I read the entire thing. I started searching on the web for more information and came with with this http://web.archive.org/web/...hefearofdarkness.pdf

Apparently Ted's Caving Page was based on a short story by Thomas Lera called "The Fear of Darkness". Interesting story, thanks for posting it.

-Jonny-

quote Originally posted by 84fiero123: I have to ask though. Where did you find it?

Been posted here at PFF before. Just wanted to post it again for the new folks.

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Most excellent repost.

I remember that! Great great read!

It reminds me of House of Leaves. That is also a MUST read. Esp if you like this story.


Cory

After reading that the text here on PFF is so small it is almost hard to read


Chris

Eh, I read it. Not really that great. I think it would have been better without the opening.

Brad