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Post by Middoth on Jul 26, 2021 11:46:41 GMT
The Archer in the Arras, and other tales of mystery by Lewis Spence (Grant & Murray , 1932)
The Archer in the Arras The Green Mirror
The Roman Silver
The Hudart
Cock Lorel's Boat
Hun-Baatz
Enchantment on the “Unicorn”
The Guardian
The Temple of Jaguars
The Sorceress in Stained Glass
The Carpet With A Hundred Eyes
The Staff of Doctor Domingo
The Ghost in “Hamlet”
The Red Flasket
The Seat of Sergulath
The Horn of Vapula
Contraband Bones
The Hame-Comer
The Stone Finger
Maister Mudie
The Pirn "Himsel"
Collection of supernatural fiction, in which ghosts, witchcraft, ancestral curses, lycanthropy, and a stone gargoyle come to life.
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Post by mrhappy on Jul 26, 2021 13:38:03 GMT
The Archer in the Arras, and other tales of mystery by Lewis Spence (Grant & Murray , 1932) The Archer in the Arras The Green Mirror
The Roman Silver
The Hudart
Cock Lorel's Boat
Hun-Baatz
Enchantment on the “Unicorn”
The Guardian
The Temple of Jaguars
The Sorceress in Stained Glass
The Carpet With A Hundred Eyes
The Staff of Doctor Domingo
The Ghost in “Hamlet”
The Red Flasket
The Seat of Sergulath
The Horn of Vapula
Contraband Bones
The Hame-Comer
The Stone Finger
Maister Mudie
The Pirn "Himsel"
Collection of supernatural fiction, in which ghosts, witchcraft, ancestral curses, lycanthropy, and a stone gargoyle come to life.
Still one of my favorites. Richard Dalby, Hugh Lamb, Michel Parry and Peter Haining all reprinted stories from this volume in their various anthologies. Mr Happy |
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Post by Middoth on Jul 26, 2021 14:12:50 GMT
I noticed that animated art objects is recurring theme of Spence.
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Post by helrunar on Jul 26, 2021 15:58:06 GMT
GORGEOUS cover--thanks, Middoth! I think Lewis Spence was also involved in occult circles in the 1930s-1940s... must investigate! Maybe someday I'll get to read those stories. Edit: Here's an interesting article about him: philipcarr-gomm.com/essay/lewis-spence/cheers, Hel |
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Post by amoconejos81 on Feb 15, 2022 14:48:24 GMT
Que difícil es conseguir historias de este autor, que injusto. Inmensas ganas de saber: el arquero en las arras, el cuerno de vapula, la hechicera en manchada y la alfombra de los cien ojos... ¿cuál es el título de este último, cuál será ese?
Dentro de tres años se cumplirán setenta años de la muerte de LEWIS SPENCE, ¿habrá problemas para obtenerlos por derechos de autor? No entiendo por qué no sale un nuevo libro con estas historias y otras de otros autores que ya no salían, por ejemplo en la serie creeps, ya no salían.
En lugar de que cada año salgan historias de autores a los que no les cuesta mucho conseguir su trabajo, por qué no aparecen estos trabajos... creo que se venderían como locos!!!
Perdón por extenderme demasiado.
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Post by helrunar on Feb 15, 2022 14:56:54 GMT
"The Carpet with a Hundred Eyes" sounds like a carpet with a peacock pattern, to me.
Some of Spence's books might be available on "archive dot org," but I haven't checked. I do not know about editions in Portuguese translation.
cheers, Hel
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Post by amoconejos81 on Sept 18, 2023 12:36:41 GMT
I finally met it, on different sites on the web it is now available to download, I have a month to entertain myself to translate it into my language, I spend five hours a day translating stories from English to Spanish, I hope more stories and difficult books continue to appear, many greetings
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