The Death Mask And Other Ghosts

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H. D. Everett

H. D. Everett (Henrietta Dorothy Everett, 1851–1923) also wrote novels as Theo Douglas. M.R. James singled out her ghost stories as “excellently conceived,” and they tend toward domestic unease and restrained terror rather than shock.


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H. D. Everett, who published most of her fiction as Theo Douglas, wrote domestic ghost stories that M.R. James praised for quiet invention and Lovecraft credited with moments of spiritual terror. The Death-Mask, a study of mourning and the uncanny, is the best known; the surrounding tales show middle-class life invaded by the otherworldly without sensational apparatus.


Edition Details
  • Limited to 350 numbered copies; expanded reissue of The Death-Mask and Other Ghosts (1920), adding two further periodical tales to the original fourteen.
  • Bound in cloth in a dust jacket; cover The Death-Mask and Other Ghosts by Steven Stapleton.
  • Introduction by Richard Dalby.
  • Catalogued on ISFDB and FantLab.

Contents:
  • Introduction
  • The Death-Mask
  • Parson Clench
  • The Wind Of Dunowe
  • Nevill Nugent’s Legacy
  • The Crimson Blind
  • Fingers Of A Hand
  • The Next Heir
  • Anne’s Little Ghost
  • Over The Wires
  • A Water Witch
  • The Lonely Road
  • A Girl In White
  • A Perplexing Case
  • Beyond The Pale
  • The Pipers Of Mallory
  • The Whispering Wall
  • Bibliography

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