DioneaVernon Lee:
Lord Arthur Savile's CrimeOscar Wilde:
Sir Edmund OrmeHenry James:
Magic LanternJean Lorrain:
The Spectral HandJean Lorrain:
The Mark of the BeastRudyard Kipling:
The Dak Bungalow at DakorB.M. Croker:
Lot 249Arthur Conan Doyle:
The Case of Lady SannoxArthur Conan Doyle:
The Pallinghurst BarowGrant Allen:
The Great God PanArthur Machen:
VailaM. P. Shiel:
The characters in Roger Luckhurst's excellent selection are
variously assailed by mummies, bewitched by revived pagan
goddesses, and doomed to inexorable decline by the misdeeds of
their ancestors.
*Times Literary Supplement*
An excellent collection, especially for a relative newcomer to the
genre since it includes some of the very best, but the introduction
and notes make it a great choice too for people who may already
know some of the stories but would like to know more about their
context. Highly recommended.
*Leah Galbraith, FictionFan*
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