Marjorie Bowen

“Giuditta’s Wedding Night” was first published in 1916, in Bowen’s anthology Shadows of Yesterday: Stories from an Old Catalogue. In

“The Burning of the Vanities” is a fictional short story inspired by the bonfire of the vanities. It provides an

Marjorie Bowen’s short story “Kecksies” was first published in the January 1925 issue of Regent Magazine. It’s a work of

“A Poor Spanish Lodging” first appeared in God’s Playthings, a collection of Bowen’s short stories published by E. P. Dutton

“Twilight” first appeared in God’s Playthings, a collection of Bowen’s short stories published by E. P. Dutton in 1913. Some

One Remained Behind is a short novelette that was first published in the Help Yourself Annual for 1936. The story

“The Breakdown” is a short ghost story written by Marjorie Bowen. It was included in the anthology Kecksies and Other

“Half-Past Two” is a short ghost story that was first published on 15 August 1928 in The Daily Mail (UK

A clever horror story that is more nasty than it initially appears, “Scoured Silk” was first published in the June

“Ann Mellor’s Lover” presents the reader with an unusual excursion into past-life recall. The central character is a book dealer

“The House by the Poppy Field” is one of 12 stories included in Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, published by

It’s unclear when or where “The Crown Derby Plate” was first published. Some sources indicate the story may have been