Intruders: New Weird Tales

A. M. Burrage

A. M. Burrage (1889–1956), during the first four decades of this century, Alfred McLelland Burrage, was one of the most prolific British writers of short popular fiction. There was scarcely a mainstream weekly, fortnightly, or monthly whose Contents page did not, at one time or another, feature his name.

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Intruders: New Weird Tales,a. M. Burrage’s 1995 collection of twenty-six supernatural tales, the first in a four-volume set gathering the bulk of his supernatural fiction. This limited edition from Ash-Tree Press presents Burrage’s unique brand of horror, recognized by both Conan Doyle and M.R. James.

Edition Details
  • This is a full clothbound edition limited to 500 copies.
Contents:
  • Introduction by Jack Adrian
  • Wine of Summer
  • The Bargain
  • Portrait of an Unknown Lady
  • Top Floor Back
  • "Orders from Brigade"
  • The Intruder
  • By the Looe River
  • The man on the Corner
  • The Pace Maker
  • Footprints
  • The Spanish Captain
  • Passenger on the Eleven-Ten
  • In the Waters under the Earth
  • The Lady of Graeme
  • The Box in the Attic
  • The Caricature
  • The Sisters of Changton Margery
  • The Breaking of the Spell
  • The Lovers
  • House o Dreams
  • The Chalk Pit
  • The Lady of the Chateau
  • Miss Jessica
  • The Last of the Kerstons
  • Corner Cottage
  • Fellow Mortals
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