The Devil of the Marsh and Other Stories



H. B. Marriott Watson

H. B. Marriott Watson (1863–1921), henry Brereton Marriott Watson, was one of the more prolific authors of his day, turning out novels and collections of short stories which won him a reputation as one of the better, and better-known, writers of his time. Although he was best known for his tales of swashbuckling adventure and historical romance, he occasionally turned his hand to the weird, the supernatural, and the horrific. The most famous of his supernatural stories is “The Stone Chamber”, and “The Devil of the Marsh” remains a nightmarish vision of possession and sorcery.


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The Devil of the Marsh and Other Stories, shows Marriott Watson’s range across Gothic terror, early science fiction, and supernatural horror. James Doig’s introduction discusses the author’s life, influences, and the tragedies behind these tales.


Edition Details
  • Dust Jacket illustrated by Keith Minnion.
  • This is a full clothbound edition limited to 500 copies.

Contents:
  • Introduction
  • Point Despair
  • The Devil of the Marsh
  • The Thing in the Copse
  • The Brazen Cross
  • The Sword of the Kadi
  • A Resurrection
  • The Stone Chamber
  • A Soldier of Fortune
  • The Vixen
  • The Kid
  • Giovanna
  • The Instrument
  • Over the Wire
  • The Mill House
  • The Séance
  • Appendix: The Dead Immortals
  • Sources/Acknowledgments

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