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The Other End

by R Ellis Roberts
The Other End by R Ellis Roberts
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 Long out of print and now republished by Nezu Press with the inclusion of four reviews written by R. Ellis Roberts about the work of Arthur Machen

         Contents

  1. The Hill
  2. The Rabbit Road
  3. The Wind
  4. The Ebony Box
  5. Under the Sun
  6. The Great Mother
  7. The Other End
  8. The Minotaur
  9. The Narrow Way
  10. The Cage
  11. Robin
  12. The Samaritan
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HorrorWeird FictionPsychological HorrorShort StoriesCollection
Release date: 1923

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R Ellis Roberts

R Ellis Roberts

Richard Ellis Roberts, 1879 to 1953, was born in London and resided in Dorset.

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