Presented here, for the first time in English, in fabulous translations by Brian Stableford, are two exotic novels by Jane La Vaudère, one ...

Georges de Lys's An Idyll in Sodom , originally published in 1889, and here made available in its first English translation, by Brian Stableford, is ...

In an artificially engineered loop of parallel time called the Alternative States of the American Fifties, Victor Winton, a talented but unfulfilled cartoonist ...

"What benevolent demon must I thank for thus surrounding me with mystery, silence, peace and perfumes? O bliss! That which we ordinarily call life, even ...

There are, Monsieur, the man with the singular eyes said to me, ill-intentioned people who look at me with an impertinent pity and claim that I am mad. ...

Collecting together eighty-six different pieces of prose from sixty-one authors, Decadence and Sybmolism: A Showcase Anthology , is the most broad-ranging ...

Jane de La Vaudère (1857-1908) was undoubtedly one of the most fascinating writers of the Decadent Movement, and here, presented for the first ...

Aiaigasa —1. (adverb) under one umbrella 2. (noun) a romantically shared umbrella. Here, under one umbrella, shared by author and illustrator ...

Long out of print and presented here for the first time in paperback, is Arthur Machen’s classic collection of prose poems. The ten exquisite piees ...

There is nothing else quite like the short stories of Lady Dilke in the annals of English literature, and even readers who have little sympathy with their ...