The Star of Gnosia collects five hallucinatory narratives steeped in secrecy and transgression, c...

Ada Buisson (1839-1866) put but one novel before the public during her lifetime, the rest of her ...

'O that fine octagonal face of his—the great dark thoughtful eyes—the straight broad nose pointed...

The Flowering Hedgerow is a diary of the changing seasons and the 'details of time', spanning the...

'The Bride of Christ,' which is the longest work of fiction cult author Montague Summers ever pro...

Gathered together and translated into English for the first time by Brian Stableford, the current...

The early 21st Century: a gilded age of pious guilt, poison nostalgia, environmental collapse, un...

There are, Monsieur, the man with the singular eyes said to me, ill-intentioned people who look a...

Gladiators and whores, dancers and acrobats—the insatiable lust of an empress and the cruelty of ...

Aiaigasa—1. (adverb) under one umbrella 2. (noun) a romantically shared umbrella.Here, under one ...

Simon Cannick, with the dubious assistance of possible extraterrestrial influence, seems to have ...

On nice days the witch Sandrine, a wife and mother of two (or is it three?) canoes along the Stre...