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zoologist, media consultant, and science writer, dr karl shuker is also one of the best known cryptozoologists in the world. author of. years. the cfz blog network is proud to have finally persuaded him to do so.. important: to view a complete, regularly-updated listing of my shukernature blog's articles (each one instantly clickable), please. important: to view a complete, regularly-updated listing of my published books (each one instantly clickable), please click here!. important: to view a complete, regularly-updated listing of my eclectarium blog's articles (each one instantly clickable), please. important: to view a complete, regularly-updated listing of my starsteeds blog's poetry and other lyrical writings (each one. trailing the hounds of hell - black dogs, wish hounds, and other canine phantasms. there stood a foul thing, a great, black beast, shaped like a hound, yet larger than any hound that ever mortal eye has rested upon. and even as they looked the thing tore the th*oat out of hugo baskerville, on which, as it turned its blazing eyes and dripping jaws upon them,. monstrous black dog statue in new zealand (public domain) in many lands around the world, the week spanning christmas day and new year's day is often deemed to be an uncanny even preternatural period of time, during which all manner of strange events may occur or surreal entities be seen. so when better than now to present as my final shukernature article for 2018, an examination of the truly mystifying phenomenon of phantom black dogs. the monstrous canine star of sir arthur conan doyle's most famous sherlock holmes novel would be terrifying enough if it were wholly fictitious. incredibly, however, conan doyle's inspiration came from reality – generations of sightings and lore concerning a black-furred phantom dog known locally as the black dog of hergest on the english-welsh border. moreover, many people do not realise that there really is a baskerville hall, near the welsh border village of clyro, to be precise – at which conan doyle stayed, and where he