Hugh Walpole

“The Snow” first appeared in 1929, in the mixed-author anthology Shudders, published by Charles Scribner’s Sons. It has since been

A work of fantasy with dark overtones, “The Staircase” is an unusual story written from the perspective of an old

A haunted house story of sorts, “‘Enery” is taken from Walpole’s anthology The Golden Scarecrow, first published by George H

An unusual tale of terror, “Tarnhelm” is one of 16 stories included in Walpole’s anthology All Souls Night, first published

“The Silver Mask” was first published in the March 1932 issue of Harper’s Bazaar. The following year, Walpole included it

“The Little Ghost” was first published in the October 1922 issue of The Red Book Magazine. It has since been

“The Tarn” was first published in the October 1923 issue of Success. The story made a rapid second appearance two

“The Twisted Inn” is a weird tale about a struggling journalist who has a series of unpleasant experiences while en

“Mrs. Lunt” first appeared in The Ghost Book: Sixteen New Stories of the Uncanny, a mixed-author anthology published by Hutchinson

“Seashore Macabre” was first published in 1933, in All Souls’ Night, a collection of 16 short stories written by Hugh