I have just finished reading Gord Rollo's STRANGE MAGIC and have now moved on to THE GARDEN AT 19 by Edgar Jepson, a novel recommended to me quite recently over at the Horror Drive-In by "njhorror" in a short exchange regarding occult horror. However, it is not the fine edition shown in the link provided above; instead, I ordered some sort of software-scanned version off of Amazon which was cheaper but might try a reader's patience with all it's punctuation and capitalization errors and typos. Still, for me, it's readable, the price was right and thus far it's very enjoyable. They don't write 'em like this anymore!
Was all the real good stuff written back then (1910)?
I'm not very far into it but anticipate great things. I will let you know.
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