Author: Algernon Blackwood
English writer Algernon Blackwood is best known as the author of supernatural fiction with cosmic aspirations — including The Centaur (1911), Julius LeVallon (1916) and its sequel The Bright Messenger (1921), and stories like “The Willows” (1907) and “The Wendigo” (1910). His best-known horror stories, and his series of stories featuring the occult detective John Silence, seek less to frighten than to induce a sense of awe. His belief in other dimensions was a significant influence on H.P. Lovecraft and his circle.
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“Gone! gone! gone!” cried a thick, whispering voice.
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Never was the limitation of mere reason more plainly demonstrated.
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“To know Higher Space is an experience that defies description.”
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“The fact is, Dr. Silence, I am a victim of Higher Space.”
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Patients invariably grew excited when talking about themselves.
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