Welcome to the Library, wherein you will find many public domain texts. Most of these texts date from the late Nineteenth through the very early Twentieth Centuries and have been copied by me, after much toil, in order to make less commonly available supernatural, ghostly, and weird fiction available again to curious readers. With the passage of time, I hope to have the number of available texts grow substantially in number.
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"The Amalgamated Brotherhood of Spooks" by J.K. Bangs [ from: Over the Plum Pudding (1900)] |
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"The Black Pool" by Frederick Stuart Greene [from: The Grim 13: Short Stories by Thirteen Authors of Standing (1917)] |
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"The Black Statue" by "Huan Mee" [from: The Harmsworth Magazine (February 1899)] (with the original periodical illustrations) |
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"Carleton Barker, First and Second" by
J.K. Bangs
[ from: Ghosts I Have Met (1898)] |
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"Christmas Eve on a Haunted Hulk" by
Frank Cowper
[ reprinted in: Celebrated Tales from "Blackwood" (1912); first appeared in the January 1889 issue of the magazine] |
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"The Crimson Weaver" by R. Murray Gilchrist [from: The Yellow Book: An Illustrated Quarterly (Volume VI, July 1895)] |
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"The Devil of the Marsh" by H.B. Marriott-Watson
[ from: Diogenes of London & Other Fantasies (1893)] |
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"The Fifth Message from the Tideless Sea" by William Hope Hodgson [from: The London Magazine (May 1911)] (with the original periodical illustrations) |
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"The Goddess of Death" by William Hope Hodgson [from: The Royal Magazine (Volume XI, November 1903 to April 1904)] (with the original periodical illustrations) |
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"The Grave Robbers" by Anonymous
[ from: The Garland, Christmas 1851 issue] |
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"The House Beyond Prettymarsh" by S. Weir Mitchell [from: The Guillotine Club & Other Stories (1910)] |
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"The Invisible Eye" by Erckmann
& Chatrian
[ reprinted in: The Lock & Key Library: Modern French Stories (1909)] |
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"In the Light of the Red Lamp" by Maurice Level [from: Tales of Mystery & Horror (1920)] |
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"Made to Order" by Robert Whitaker [from: The Black Cat Magazine (October 1902)] |
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"The Man Who Was Not Afraid" by Harle Oren Cummins [from: Welsh Rarebit Tales (1902)] |
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"May Day Eve" by Algernon Blackwood
[ from: The Listener & Other Stories (1907)] |
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"The Pleasant Adventures of Dr. McDill" by Wardon Allan Curtis [from: The Strange Adventures of Mr. Middleton (1903)] |
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"Rain" by Dana Burnet [from: The Grim 13: Short Stories by Thirteen Authors of Standing (1917)] |
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The Red Laugh by Leonid Andreyev [ from: The Red Laugh (1918 translation)] |
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"The Scarlet Blossom" by Wsewolod Michailovich Garshin Translated from the Russian by: Captain Rowland Smith of the British Embassy, Petrograd [from: The Signal and Other Stories (1917)] |
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"Der Scharfrichter—The Artist’s Second Story" by "M.Y. Halidom" [from: Tales of the Wonder Club, Second Series, Volume 2 (1904)]
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"The Spectre of the Severn Tunnel: An Exciting Railway Incident" by E. Thurlow [from: The Harmsworth Magazine (February 1899)] (with the original periodical illustrations) |
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"The Story of the Moor Road" by E. & H. Heron A "Flaxman Low" Story [from: Pearson's Magazine (March 1898)] (with the original periodical illustrations) |
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"The Story of Sevens Hall" by E. & H. Heron A "Flaxman Low" Story [from: Pearson's Magazine (Volume VII, January to June 1899)] (with the original periodical illustrations) |
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"The Story That Cured His Wife" by C. A. Stearns [from: The Black Cat Magazine (August 1900)] |
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"Ten O'Clock at Night at Rivington Hall" by Anonymous [from: Time: A Monthly Miscellany of Interesting & Amusing Literature (December 1880)] |
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Those Who Return (L'ombre) by Maurice Level [translated from the French by Bérengère Drillien] |
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"The Three Sisters" by W.W. Jacobs
[ from: Night Watches (1914)] |
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"The Water Ghost of Harrowby Hall" by J.K. Bangs
[ from: The Water Ghost & Others (1899)] |
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"The Yellow Globe" by Alexander W. Drake [from: Three Midnight Stories (1916)] |
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COMING SOON The Death Whistle by Richard Marsh and, for the first time in 90 years, the remainder of...
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