English author J. D. Beresford wrote some of the most provocative and dynamic speculative fiction of any writer between the two world wars. In such collections as Nineteen Impressions (1918) and Signs and Wonders (1921), Beresford wrote a range of short fiction that ranged from chilling tales of psychological horror to expansive tales of cosmic wonder. He was attracted to mysticism and spiritualism, but maintained a healthy skepticism regarding supernatural phenomena. Spanning the spectrum from crime fiction to supernatural horror to science fiction, Beresford exhibited an impressive versatility in tone, mood, and subject matter. This volume collects the totality of his speculative fiction for the first time, introducing this variegated literary material to a new generation of readers.
Genre: Science Fiction
Genre: Science Fiction
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