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The book has sold in numbers far exceeeding the norm for the genre, and has garnered uniformly excellent reviews. There is great anticipation to see what 'this new, bright talent' will write next.
The book has sold in numbers far exceeeding the norm for the genre, and has garnered uniformly excellent reviews. There is great anticipation to see what 'this new, bright talent' will write next.


Dedication - "To Talbot, you paid the ultimate price for this vision."
Dedication - ''"To Talbot, you paid the ultimate price for this vision."''


Stories:
Stories:


1. The House by the Lake
1. The House by the Lake
2. Beneath the Yellow Sign
2. Beneath the Yellow Sign
3. Behind the Pallid Mask
3. Behind the Pallid Mask
4. Beyond the Rising Moon
4. Beyond the Rising Moon
5. The Bells of St. Cecilia
5. The Bells of St. Cecilia
6. The Creature in the Water
6. The Creature in the Water
7. Star Music
7. Star Music
8. Song of my Soul
8. Song of my Soul
9. The Sign
9. The Sign
10. Dark Water
10. Dark Water
11. Second Act
11. Second Act
12. Regent Street
12. Regent Street
13. The Coming of the King
13. The Coming of the King

Revision as of 17:06, 21 August 2006

Published in mid 1929, this collection of short stories by Nathaniel Browne is inspired by, and expands upon the work of Robert W Chambers.

The book has sold in numbers far exceeeding the norm for the genre, and has garnered uniformly excellent reviews. There is great anticipation to see what 'this new, bright talent' will write next.

Dedication - "To Talbot, you paid the ultimate price for this vision."

Stories:

1. The House by the Lake

2. Beneath the Yellow Sign

3. Behind the Pallid Mask

4. Beyond the Rising Moon

5. The Bells of St. Cecilia

6. The Creature in the Water

7. Star Music

8. Song of my Soul

9. The Sign

10. Dark Water

11. Second Act

12. Regent Street

13. The Coming of the King

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