The Secrets of Dr. Taverner

Six cases of Thomas Carnacki, who fights haunted rooms and invisible horses with an electric pentacle and ancient rituals. The most famous occult detective of the Edwardian era.

William Hope Hodgson

Five cases from the papers of Dr. Martin Hesselius, the first occult detective in fiction, including Green Tea and the vampire novella Carmilla. Le Fanu's masterpiece of psychological and supernatural dread.

Sheridan Le Fanu

Dr. John Silence treats patients whose troubles come from beyond: psychic attacks, ancient fire spirits and a werewolf on a lonely island. Five cases that mix occult knowledge with real compassion.

Algernon Blackwood

Moris Klaw solves crimes by sleeping where they happened and reading the thoughts left behind. Ten cases of cursed relics, mummies and hauntings by the creator of Fu Manchu.

Sax Rohmer