A Shiver in the Archives

"Denizens of the archives have driven themselves into sweet oblivion by pursuing false leads down cold trails to dead ends, by amassing bulging but frequently useless dossiers, and by probing dull monographs . . . yet sometimes there comes a great notion." "A Shiver in the Archives" by Gale E. Christianson

Monday, June 12, 2017

E.H. Visiak: "THE TIMES ridiculed my novel MEDUSA"

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Almost anything to do with E.H. Visiak (1878-1972) has complications. Take, for instance, Visiak’s so-called autobiography, Life’s Morn...
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Wednesday, April 26, 2017

H.G. Wells's Boneheaded Review of Arthur Machen's The Three Impostors

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The Saturday Review (London), 11 January 1896, pp. 48-49 “The Three Impostors.”   By Arthur Machen. London: John Lane. 1895. M...
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