author: algernon blackwood

E-artnow presents to you this unique collection of the greatest classics of thriller and mystery every fan of the genre should experience at least once in their life: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (Agatha Christie) The Mysterious Affair at ...

... Sax Rohmer, Alexandre Dumas, Washington Irving, Maurice Leblanc, Erskine Childers, Gaston Leroux, Wilkie Collins, Earl Derr ... dummies. Like tailors' dummies they were headless; and like tailors' dummies they had a handsome unnecessary ...

... Sax Rohmer, Alexandre Dumas, Washington Irving, Maurice Leblanc, Erskine ... Hello, Mr. Winterslip," he said. "What do you think of our police force now ... Hello, Jennison," Greene said. "I'm mighty sorry about this—" "You ought to be ...

... Sax Rohmer, Alexandre Dumas, Washington Irving, Maurice Leblanc, Erskine ... Mr. Saladine?" "I've been thinking about Mr. Saladine. But I can't get ... Hello, Mr. Saladine," she said. "This is Mr. Winterslip, of Boston." "Ah, yeth ...

Manly P. Hall, Helena P. Blavatsky, Aleister Crowley, Algernon Blackwood, Arthur Machen, Franz Hartmann, Lafcadio Hearn, Lord Dunsany, C. W. Leadbeater, William Q. Judge. readers had come to expect mystical or supernatural undertones to ...

Witness the traditional lore of lycanthropy, werewolfery and shape-shifting evolve over the years, from the Victorian gothic fantasy of Erckmann-Chatrian's The Man-Wolf, to Algernon Blackwood's two tales of atmospheric occultism, to the ...

... rules now where They ruled once; They shall soon rule where man rules now ... horror, and to glimpse a hellish advance in the black dominion of the ... Arkham— What walked on the mountains that May-Night? What Roodmas horror fastened ...

... tomb . We had brought plenty of lights with us ; and we fixed them as we went along . We wished to get a complete survey at first , and then make examination of all in detail . As we went on , we were filled with ever - increasing ...

... Sweeney Todd come by these articles, except by the murder of their owners ... sea. In common with all boys of his age, who know nothing whatever of the ... sea!' ejaculated Tobias. 'Yes, I will go to sea!' As he spoke those words, he ...

Algernon Blackwood. CHAPTER. V. Table of Contents Then, without any ... Tom was already at College, doing brilliantly, and rapidly growing up. The August afternoon was very hot; no ... word to say. He had not noticed the manœuvre of the girl, ...

... light certainly was of peculiar brightness, coming from neither gas nor candle, nor from any ordinary light that I ... music; “exaltation” is the right word, I think, and “music” conveys best the uplifting and soothing effect that was ...

... dummies. Like tailors' dummies they were headless; and like tailors' dummies they had a handsome unnecessary humpiness in the shoulders, and a pigeon- breasted protuberance of chest; but barring this, they were not much more like a ...

... sea , so he became aware that mighty forces from somewhere beyond his ken were urging themselves up against his soul ... chords , and yet somehow the music was what can only be described as impure - atrociously and diabolically impure ...

Novels, Short Stories, Horror Classics, Occult & Supernatural Tales, Plays Algernon ... flowers , " he said hesitatingly , " you might move those flowers from the ... book , take the lot of it at cost ! " I reassured her . It was impossible to ...

... flowers and orchards and a little stream to flit down to overnight, so to ... reply, half reproachfully, 'you always talk as if we kept you in a cage at home. The more you fly the better we ... key of mother's mind was always: Who was she?

Tales of the Supernatural, Strange, and Bizarre Judika Illes, Bram Stoker, H.D. Everett, M. R. James, Oscar Wilde, Richard Le Gallienne, Robert W. Chambers, H. P. Lovecraft, Sonia H. Greene, Charles Dickens, W. B. Yeats, Arthur Machen ...

... sea , so he became aware that mighty forces from somewhere beyond his ken were urging themselves up against his soul ... chords , and yet somehow the music was what can only be described as impure - atrociously and diabolically impure ...

Algernon Blackwood. these thick tomes, but heavily and without understanding. The little things she said now supplied the key ... flowers.' She enumerated them one by one. 'Now, in the autumn, there are so few!' The little sparkling answer ...

... sea, so he became aware that mighty forces from somewhere beyond his ken were urging themselves up against his soul ... chords, and yet somehow the music was what can only be described as impure—atrociously and diabolically impure. And ...

... rules now where They ruled once; They shall soon rule where man rules now ... horror, and to glimpse a hellish advance in the black dominion of the ancient and ... Arkham— What walked on the mountains that May-Night? What Roodmas horror ...

... Sweeney Todd come by these articles, except by the murder of their owners ... sea. In common with all boys of his age, who know nothing whatever of the ... sea!' ejaculated Tobias. 'Yes, I will go to sea!' As he spoke those words, he ...

... Sweeney Todd come by these articles, except by the murder of their owners ... sea. In common with all boys of his age, who know nothing whatever of the ... sea!' ejaculated Tobias. 'Yes, I will go to sea!' As he spoke those words, he ...

... Sweeney Todd come by these articles, except by the murder of their owners ... sea. In common with all boys of his age, who know nothing whatever of the ... sea!' ejaculated Tobias. 'Yes, I will go to sea!' As he spoke those words, he ...

... explained. He had felt the end of life so close that he had written ... phrases, behind the intensity of the actual words, beyond the queer touches that revealed ... obsession," "worshipper of fire and wind," referring it to the writer of the ...

... soul is the instinct that leads the soul from the seen to the unseen, from ... not die forever, my human love soared beyond its brief trial of terror and ... night, the calm reason of Faber would strip of their magical seemings; the Eyes ...

... Sweeney Todd come by these articles, except by the murder of their owners ... sea. In common with all boys of his age, who know nothing whatever of the ... sea!' ejaculated Tobias. 'Yes, I will go to sea!' As he spoke those words, he ...

... Sweeney Todd come by these articles, except by the murder of their owners ... sea. In common with all boys of his age, who know nothing whatever of the ... sea!' ejaculated Tobias. 'Yes, I will go to sea!' As he spoke those words, he ...

Algernon Blackwood. still stranger. Never before had he know, a wild creature ... strange. Having neither imagination nor tradition, he called upon no store ... big fish, knew suddenly that it, the wolf, was there. He paused with the rod ...

Algernon Blackwood. had used the analogy of sound – of the chord. As well might one note feel called upon to cry to another in the same chord, 'Hark! I'm sounding with you!' as that Spinrobin should say to Miriam, 'My heart ... search of a ...

... soul is the instinct that leads the soul from the seen to the unseen, from ... not die forever, my human love soared beyond its brief trial of terror and ... night, the calm reason of Faber would strip of their magical seemings; the Eyes ...

... Sweeney Todd come by these articles, except by the murder of their owners ... sea. In common with all boys of his age, who know nothing whatever of the ... sea!' ejaculated Tobias. 'Yes, I will go to sea!' As he spoke those words, he ...

... , S. S. Van Dine. Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 The Great Gatsby (F. Scott Fitzgerald) Table of Contents Then wear the gold hat, if that will move her; The Great Gatsby (F Scott ...

... radiance of her own. They soaked his books in it, and smoothed his paper out with their fingers of clean gold. His note-books, chair, and slippers, his smoking-coat and pipes and tobacco-tins, his sponge, his tooth-brush and his soap ...

... and reverent worship . No mere bedroom of a modern pri- vate school ... another sound . Four syllables lay in the name . It was " Con- cerighé ... time , another land , all three as familiar to me as this Kentish hill Julius LeVallon 67.