J. D. Beresford

The Looking Glass was first published in the August 1921 issue of The Cornhill Magazine. It has been reprinted in

“The Lost Suburb” is taken from Beresford’s anthology Nineteen Impressions. Originally published in 1918 by Sidgwick & Jackson. The anthology

“The Criminal” first appeared in Beresford’s anthology Nineteen Impressions. Originally published in 1918 by Sidgwick & Jackson, the anthology was

“The Little Town” is taken from Beresford’s anthology Nineteen Impressions, first published in 1918, by Sidgwick & Jackson, and reprinted

“The Empty Theatre” is taken from Beresford’s anthology Nineteen Stories, published in 1918, by Sidgwick & Jackson. The anthology was

“The Hidden Beast” is taken from Beresford’s anthology Signs & Wonders, published in 1921, by G. P. Putnam’s Sons. The

“Lost in the Fog” is taken from Beresford’s anthology Nineteen Impressions, published by Sidgwick & Jackson in 1918. Argosy magazine

A short story of just over 1,000 words, “The Man in the Machine” is taken from Beresford’s anthology Nineteen Impressions,

“The Misanthrope” is taken from Beresford’s anthology Nineteen Impressions, published in 1918 by Sidgwick & Jackson. It’s a story about

Flaws in the Time Scheme is a short fiction series that was first published in 1918, in Beresford’s anthology Nineteen

“Powers of the Air” was first published in the October 1917 issue of Seven Arts magazine. The following year, Beresford

“Force Majeure” is taken from Beresford’s anthology Nineteen Impressions, published by Sidgwick & Jackson in 1918. A largely forgotten work,

“Cut-Throat Farm” is a short horror story by J. D. Beresford. It was first published on August 14, 1909, in