A Case of Eavesdropping & The Other Wing
Algernon Blackwood is one of Britain’s great unheralded champions of the literary imagination. His short stories give profound and unsettling insight into the human condition at the beginning of the 20th century. As these stories suggest, he had a miraculous ability to conjure up immediately adjacent alternative worlds of terrifying plausibility.
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ALL BOOKS IN THE SERIES
The Machine Book of Weird
A Case of Eavesdropping & The Other Wing — Algernon Blackwood
The Story of an Hour & The Storm — Kate Chopin
The Door in the Wall & The Flowering of the Strange Orchid — HG Wells
The Horla & The Inn — Guy de Maupassant
The Singular Speculation of the Housing Agent & The Invisible Man — GK Chesterton
Room in a Tower & Philip’s Safety Razor — EF Benson
The Shunned House and The Temple — HP Lovecraft
The Bet & The House with the Mezzanine — Anton Chekhov
The Furnished Room & The Cop and the Anthem — O Henry
The Yellow Wallpaper & The Rocking Chair — Charlotte Perkins Gilman
The Reticence of Lady Ann & Sredni Vashtar — Saki
