Author: Steve Calvert

Presented as a journal, The Listener is a novelette about a cash-strapped writer who takes up residence in a cheap

“Violence” was first published on 22 May 1913 in The New Witness. The following year, Blackwood included the story in

The Strange Adventures of a Private Secretary in New York is novelette that was included in Blackwood’s anthology The Empty

“Strange Disappearance of a Baronet” was first published in 1914, in the Algernon Blackwood anthology Ten Minute Stories.   About

“Imagination” was first published in the Algernon Blackwood anthology Ten Minute Stories (1914). Fourteen years later, it was reprinted in

“The Old Man of Visions” is taken from Blackwood’s anthology The Listener and Other Stories, first published in 1907 by

A Victim of Higher Space is a novelette featuring Blackwood’s occult detective John Silence. It was first published in the

Secret Worship was first published in 1908, in John Silence, Physician Extraordinary, an anthology of five John Silence stories. Secret

The Camp of the Dog was first published in 1908, the anthology John Silence, Physician Extraordinary. The anthology contains five

The Nemesis of Fire is a novella featuring Blackwood’s  occult detective Dr. John Silence. It was first published in 1908,

A Psychical Invasion is a novella featuring Blackwood’s  character John Silence, who is both a medical doctor and an occult

Ancient Sorceries is a novella featuring Blackwood’s  character John Silence, who is both a medical doctor and occult detective. It

“The Dance of Death” is taken from Blackwood’s anthology The Listener and Other Stories, first published by Everleigh Nash in

“The Farmhouse on the Hill” is a short ghost story. It was first published on 28 December 1907, in The

“A Mysterious House” was first published in the July 1889 issue of Belgravia. Rarely reprinted, the story has also been

“You May Telephone from Here” is a short tale of the supernatural. It was first published in The Westminster Gazette,

“Entrance and Exit” was first published on February 13, 1909, in The Westminster Gazette. In 1914, Blackwood included it in

“Wayfarers” is taken from the Algernon Blackwood anthology Incredible Adventures, published by Macmillan and Co. in 1914, a book that

“The Tarn of Sacrifice” is one of several stories Algernon Blackwood wrote with the help of Wilfred Wilson. It was

“The Other Wing” was first published in the November 1915 issue of Mcbride’s magazine. In 1917, Blackwood included the story

“Running Wolf” was first published in the August 1920 issue of Century Magazine. Blackwood co-wrote the story with William Wilson,

The Wendigo was first published in 1910, in Blackwood’s anthology The Lost Valley and Other Stories. It has since been

“The Singular Death of Morton” was first published in the December 1910 issue of The Tramp. It has since been

“The Goblin’s Collection” made an early appearance in Blacwood’s anthology Ten Minute Stories, published by John Murray in 1914. It

“Transition” featured in Blackwoods anthology Day and Night Stories, published by E. P. Dutton in 1917. It has since been

The Damned is a novella that debuted in Blackwood’s anthology Incredible Adventures, published in 1914, by Macmillan and Co. It’s