Three More John Silence Stories

Known for his supernatural tales, Algernon Henry Blackwood transitioned to horror in his late thirties, achieving significant success with ten short story collections and numerous radio and television appearances. His prolific writing includes fourteen novels and several plays, showcasing his deep appreciation for nature, which often permeates his work. Rather than solely aiming to frighten, his stories evoke a sense of awe, exemplified in his notable novels such as The Centaur and the Julius LeVallon series.