Doyle, Arthur Conan

Tales of Twilight and the Unseen [Ghost Stories, Paranormal]

London: John Murray Publishers, 1924. Second Printing.

Blue cloth with spine tiles in a decorative  tree motif with a similar blind-stamped decoration on the front board. The bindings are tight and square. Text is clean; even age-toning. Moderate shelf handling wear. Minimal corner wear with a sun-faded spine. 6.75 inches; 312 pages.

These individual stories were originally published in magazines or periodicals, as was common for Doyle’s shorter works, but they had not previously been gathered in a single volume. This edition represents the first book-form collection, bringing together these supernatural and uncanny tales. This is the second printing: August 1924.

A collection of short stories that explores themes of the supernatural, the mysterious, and the spaces between the known and unknown.

While not as widely recognized as Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes or Professor Challenger works, this volume reflects his enduring fascination with the eerie and the otherworldly.

The stories range from ghostly encounters to reflections on fate, chance, and human perception, written in Doyle’s precise and evocative style.

Subjects: Ghost Stories, Paranormal, Early 20th-Century British Literature, Arthur Conan Doyle, Mystery & Suspense, Fiction, Supernatural, Mystery, Short Stories.

Item #20998

Price: $65.00