21. Blackwood, Algernon (Norwegian Writers' Web) Blackwood, Algernon 18691951. E-text Project Gutenberg Text. http://www.litteraturnettet.no/b/blackwood.algernon.asp?lang=gb&type=

22. Algernon Blackwood Op De Boekenplank Homepage Naslag Auteursregister A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V WX Y Z. Blackwood, Algernon. GrootBrittannië, 1869-1951. Bibliografie Bundels. http://www.deboekenplank.nl/naslag/aut/b/blackwood_a.htm

Homepage Naslag Auteursregister A ... Z BLACKWOOD, Algernon Groot-Brittannië, 1869-1951 Bibliografie: Bundels KAMER TE HUUR 1966, J.M. Meulenhoff, Meesters der Fantastische Vertelkunst 12, 159pag. vert.van: Chemicals, The Willows, The Wendigo, vert.door: A.L. Spoorenberg, bevat: KAMER TE HUUR (Chemicals, ?) DE WILGEN (The Willows, 1907) DE WENDIGO (The Wendigo, ?) De Boekenplank : voor de liefhebber van het spannende boek Nieuws Naslag TeKoop Contact ... FAQ

23. Splendid Stuff Book Reviews: Algernon Blackwood The great HP Lovecraft wrote of Algernon Blackwood He is the one absolute and unquestionedmaster of weird atmosphere. Blackwood 18691951 was a prolific http://www.splendidstuff.com/recblackwood.html

Best Ghost Stories [amazon] Algernon Blackwood The great H.P. Lovecraft wrote of Algernon Blackwood: "He is the one absolute and unquestioned master of weird atmosphere." Blackwood [1869-1951] was a prolific writer of what is usually described as "supernatural suspense", and his output consisted of over 200 short stories, 12 novels, several plays and an autobiography. Sadly today most of his work is out of print, and what little is left is relegated to the dusty back shelves, somewhat insultingly filed next to Stephen King and Dean Koontz. A restless, searching world traveler and lover of nature, Blackwood was most interested in the intersection of the spiritual world and the natural world, and singlehandedly invented the genre sometimes referred to as "nature horror", borrowed to almost-plagiaristic extremes in the film The Blair Witch Project One of Blackwood's more readily available collections, Best Ghost Stories is horribly misnamed: there's hardly a ghost on display in all of its terrifying pages. The publisher perhaps thought that Blackwood's uncatagorizable stories would sell better with the promise of some poltergeists attached. Though all of the collection's tales are top-notch, it includes two of what are considered Blackwood's best pieces

24. Booklist And Syllabus Crouching at the Door. . Blackwood, Algernon (18691951 ). The Transfer, The Wendigo, The Willows. Faulkner, William (1897-1962). http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/english/melani/gothic/booksyll.html

BOOKS (Shakespeare and Co.) Jackson, Shirley (1919-65). The Haunting of Hill House . Viking Penguin. James, Henry (1845-1916). The Turn of the Screw. Dover Thrift. Poe, Edgar A. (1804-49). The Gold-bug and Other Tales . Dover Thrift. Radcliffe, Ann (1764-1823). The Sicilian Romance (1790). Oxford World's Classic. Saki (H. H. Munro, 1870-1916). Sredni Vashtar and Other Stories . Dover Thrift. Shelley, Mary (1797-1851). Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus (1818) in Three Gothic Novels , ed. Peter Fairclough. Penguin Classics. Stoker, Bram (1847-1912). Dracula (1897). New American Library/Penguin. Stevenson, Robert Louis (1850-94). The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886). Dover Thrift. Walpole, Horace (1717-97). The Castle of Otranto (1764) in Three Gothic Novels , ed. Peter Fairclough. Penguin Classics. Wilde, Oscar (1854-1900). The Picture of Dorian Gray (1891). Dover Thrift.

25. Cuentos De Algernon Blackwood - Biblioteca Digital Ciudad Seva Translate this page Algernon Blackwood Inglaterra 1869-1951. Cuentos Textos electrónicos completos.La bolsa-maletín La casa del pasado, Luces antiguas Transición. http://www.ciudadseva.com/textos/cuentos/ing/black/ab.htm

Libros Obra Literaria Otros Escritos Datos Personales ... ¿Quiénes Somos? Algernon Blackwood Inglaterra: 1869-1951 Cuentos Textos electrónicos completos La bolsa-maletín La casa del pasado Luces antiguas Transición ... Opiniones y consejos sobre el arte de narrar 11 Dec 2003 Escríbanos San Juan de Puerto Rico CiudadSeva.com var site="sm5ciudadseva"

26. Biblioteca Digital Ciudad Seva - Cuentos Electrónicos Translate this page Blackwood, Algernon Inglaterra 1869-1951, http://www.ciudadseva.com/bibcuent.htm

Libros Obra Literaria Otros Escritos Datos Personales ... ¿Quiénes Somos? Biblioteca Digital Ciudad Seva - Cuentos Pulse aquí para Biblioteca Cuentos Textos electrónicos completos Sobre cuentos de autores clásicos, nacidos en o antes del año 1930. Desde Esopo hasta Juan Manuel, desde Boccaccio hasta los clásicos del siglo XX. [Más índices al final.] Anónimo Calila y Dimna Anónimo Árabe Las mil y una noches Anónimos El ciervo escondido - China La casa encantada - Europa La advertencia - India Más cuentos anónimos Anónimos Cuentos folclóricos Blancanieves y los siete enanitos La Bella Durmiente Más cuentos folclóricos Minicuentos Varios autores El gesto de la muerte La confesión Más minicuentos de varios autores Afanasiev, Alekandr Nikoalevich Rusia: 1826-1871 El pez de oro El soldado y la muerte Más cuentos de Afanasiev Akutagawa, Ryonusuke Japón: 1892-1927 En el bosque La nariz Más cuentos de Akutagawa Alonso, Manuel A. Puerto Rico: 1822-1889 Perico Paciencia Amicis, Edmundo de Italia: 1846-1908 El pequeño escribiente florentino El pequeño vigía lombardo Más cuentos de Amicis Andersen , Hans Christian Dinamarca: 1805-1875 El patito feo El traje nuevo del Emperador Más cuentos de Andersen Anderson Imbert, Enrique

27. List Of Horror Fiction Authors - Encyclopedia Article About List Of Horror Ficti Born in Shooter s Hill (today part of southeast London, but then part of north-westKent), Algernon Blackwood had a varied career, farming in (1869-1951). http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/List of horror fiction authors

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia List of horror fiction authors Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition This is a list of some notable authors The word author has several meanings: The author of a book, story, article or the like, is the person who has written it (or is writing it). This can be short or long, fiction or nonfiction, poetry or prose, technical or literature; in particular it is a profession (doing this for pay). An author is someone who originates or causes or initiates something. The same as definition number 1, but applied to music. The sole fact of creating a sequence of notes, even if they are not written on paper, might give someone the title of author of a melody, chords sequence, arrangement, etc. Click the link for more information. in the horror fiction Horror fiction is, broadly, fiction intended to scare, unsettle or horrify the reader. Although a good deal of it is about the supernatural, any fiction with a morbid, gruesome, surreal, suspenseful or frightening theme may be termed "horror"; conversely, many stories of the supernatural are not horror. Horror fiction often overlaps with science fiction and fantasy, all of which form the umbrella category speculative fiction. Click the link for more information.

28. Fantasy Author - Encyclopedia Article About Fantasy Author. Free Access, No Regi Bierce, (18421914); Algernon Blackwood, (1869-1951); Robert Bloch,(1917-1994); Poppy Z. Brite, (born 1967); Ramsey Campbell, (born http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Fantasy author

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Fantasy author Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The definition of a fantasy author is somewhat diffuse, and a matter of opinion - Jules Verne Jules Verne (February 8, 1828 - March 24, 1905) was a French writer and a pioneer of the science fiction (scientific romance) genre. Early years Verne was born in Nantes to attorney Pierre Verne and his wife Sophie. The oldest of the family's five children, he spent his early years at home with his parents, on a nearby island in the Loire River. This isolated setting helped to strengthen both his imagination and the bond between him and his younger brother Paul. At the age of nine, the pair were sent to boarding school at the Nantes Click the link for more information. considered H. G. Wells Herbert George Wells (September 21, 1866 - August 13, 1946) was an English writer best known for his science fiction novels such as The War of the Worlds and The Time Machine Herbert George was the fourth and last son born at 47 The High Street, Bromley, Kent to Joseph Wells , a former domestic gardener and at the time shopkeeper and professional cricketer and his wife Sarah Neal , a former domestic servant and occasional housekeeper. Both parents were members of the working class. They were earning a meager income that helped support their family for several years.

29. Literatura - Algernon Blackwood Translate this page Wendigo (Larry Fessenden, 2001). Algernon Blackwood (1869-1951). Principal 1, © 2000 - 2004 TumbaAbierta sobre el material original. http://www.tumbaabierta.com/literatura/21_algernon_blackwood.html

Algernon Blackwood Los mitos de Cthulhu de Rafael Llopis El wendigo Posteriormente, August Derleth El que camina en el viento dando al monstruo el nombre de Ithaqua Brian Lumley , firme heredero de HPL , ha rescatado al primigenio en su relato Nacido de los vientos , que podemos encontrar en el libro Horror en Oakdeene Blackwood , en el cine: desde la original El proyecto de la bruja de Blair Ravenous Wendigo (Larry Fessenden, 2001). Algernon Blackwood Principal

30. Algernon Blackwood ?·? Algernon Blackwood(18691951). http://k-tan.staba.jp/home/horror/b_wood.htm

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31. Infotainment: Blackwood Algernon Blackwood (18691951) was a prolific fantasy and horror writer whose totalproduction consists of more than 200 short stories, 12 novels, a couple of http://hem.fyristorg.com/bd/ab/home.html

Algernon Blackwood (1869-1951) was a prolific fantasy and horror writer whose total production consists of more than 200 short stories, 12 novels, a couple of plays, an autobiography and even some poetry. Over 50 distinct book editions of his works have been published in the US and UK, counting the reprint collections. Today, his books are mostly out of print, but he is far from forgotten. His style of writing is very intense emotionally, and holds a strong fascination for the reader. The supernatural element is carefully woven into the plot which often turns the ordinary and familiar into something mysterious and awesome. Many of his tales take place outdoors in some magnificent setting of nature, like the wilderness of Canada, the swamplands of the Danube river or the Black Forest in Germany. Nature spirits, haunted houses, the spirits of the dead and other ancient sorceries all abound in his strange tales. Blackwood's private life was almost as odd and mysterious as his tales. A travelling man, he saw a great many places in the world. He was born in Kent, England, 1869. As a young man, he lived in New York and later on settled in Switzerland. Before that he had been moose hunting in Canada, hiking in Italy, France and Spain, and touring in Egypt, Austria and Sweden. After WWI, he found himself back in England. Besides writing, his activities were very diverse. He served as a secret agent in Switzerland at the end of WWI. His interest in the supernatural led him to visiting a spiritualist camp, exploring haunted houses and seeking out gurus like Gurdjieff and Ouspensky in France at a time when they were fashionable amongst the artistic jet set of the day.

32. »»Reviews For Blackwood, Algernon«« the greatest horror writer of all. Connoisseurs of horror fiction, including HP Lovecraft,rate Algernon Blackwood (18691951) as the finest such writer of all. http://www.booksunderreview.com/Arts/Literature/Authors/B/Blackwood,_Algernon/

Blackwood, Algernon Reviews Related Subjects: Books Under Review Works More Pages: Blackwood, Algernon Page 1 Book reviews for "Blackwood, Algernon" sorted by average review score: Algernon Blackwood : A Bio-Bibliography Published in Hardcover by Greenwood Publishing Group (October, 1987) Author: Mike Ashley Amazon base price: Average review score: Indispensable guide to the greatest horror writer of all Connoisseurs of horror fiction, including H. P. Lovecraft, rate Algernon Blackwood (1869-1951) as the finest such writer of all. What Arthur Conan Doyle was to mysteries, what Jane Austen was to comedies of manners, Blackwood was to supernatural horror literature he set the standard, was unsurpassed in originality, and reads as freshly while surprising and shocking the reader as much now as the day he wrote his remarkable work, leaving the likes of Stephen King, Clive Barker and Anne Rice in the dust. Sadly, most of Blackwood's large output about 10 book-length novels, over 200 short stories and novelettes, and numerous essays, reviews, plays etc. are long out of print and can often only be found in large libraries and through used and antiquarian book suppliers. This volume, prepared by preeminent Blackwood scholar Mike Ashley, is an exhaustive listing and description of everything Blackwood ever had published or exists in known manuscript, plus the fullest biography of Blackwood ever written. (Ashley is currently researching for a much longer, book-length biography of Blackwood, but it won't include this extensive bibliographic material.)

33. Golden Dawn Archiv-Algernon Blackwood Algernon Blackwood. (18691951). Syn vyššího úredníka se silnoukrestanskou výchovou. Ve dvaceti proto odchází do Kanady http://cybertempli.mysteria.cz/Golden Dawn archiv-Algernon Blackwood.htm

Algernon Blackwood Syn vyššího úøedníka se silnou køesanskou výchovou. Ve dvaceti proto odchází do Kanady, kde žil životem dobrodruha. Po krachu jeho pokusu o život farmáøe odchází do New Yorku, kde se živí jako novináø. 1899 se vrací do Londýna, kde sepsal svùj životní pøíbìh do nìkolika knih. Pøesné datum jeho vstupu do GD není jasné, víme jen, že po schizma v roce 1914 se drží skupiny okolo Waita. V jeho dílech je vliv GD jasný, hlavnì jeho zkušenosti z Kanady a tatvické vize.

34. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results 2. Blackwood, Algernon (Henry) (18691951) The Hutchinson Dictionary of the Arts;January 1, 1998 Blackwood, Algernon (Henry) (1869-1951) English novelist. http://www.highbeam.com/library/search.asp?FN=AO&refid=ency_refd&search_dictiona

35. The Other Wing (1917) By Algernon Blackwood A message to you about copyright and permissions. The other wing. by AlgernonBlackwood (18691951). Originally from Day and night stories (1917). http://gaslight.mtroyal.ab.ca/gaslight/othrwing.htm

The following is a Gaslight etext.... A message to you about The other wing by Algernon Blackwood Originally from Day and night stories I T used to puzzle him that, after dark, someone would And it was usually while he lay waiting for sleep, tired both of the curtain and the coal games, on the point, indeed, of saying, "I'll go to sleep now," that the puzzling thing took place. He would be staring drowsily at the dying fire, perhaps counting the stockings and flannel garments that hung along the high fender rail when, suddenly, a person looked in with lightning swiftness through the door and vanished again before he could possibly turn his head to see. The appearance and disappearance were accomplished with amazing rapidity always. Where it waited no one could ever guess. It came probably, he felt, from beyond the house, possibly from the roof, but most likely from the garden or the sky. Yet, though strange, it was not terrible. It was a kindly and protective figure, he felt. And when it happened he never called for help, because the occurrence simply took his voice away. "It comes from the Nightmare Passage," he decided; "but it's

36. Gaslight Reading Schedules 02jan-21 Algernon Blackwood s (1869-1951) The other wing (1917) 02-jan-28Herbert Jenkins (1876-1923) The stolen Admiralty memorandum (1921). http://gaslight.mtroyal.ab.ca/gaslight/scheds.htm

Gaslight Reading Schedules The first entry after a red date is the scheduled reading for that week. All other entries are supplementary. Stories are chosen by Public Domain status in Canada and might not be in Public Domain where you live. E.F. Benson's (1867-1940) " Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu '01-dec-10 Harriet Prescott Spofford's " Circumstance also " In a cellar The ray of displacement '01-dec-17 Samuel Davis' " The first piano in camp " (year?) '01-dec-24 Marjorie Pickthall's " The men who climbed " (c. 1920) '02-jan-14 Count Eric Stanislaus Stenbock's (1860-1895) " The Other Side: A Breton Legend Here are some other werewolf stories: Eugene Field's (1850-1895) " The Werewolf from Sabine Baring-Gould's (1834-1924) Book of Were-Wolves Jean Grenier, a French were-wolf Henry Beaugrand's (1855-1929) " The werewolves '02-jan-21 Algernon Blackwood's (1869-1951) " The other wing '02-jan-28 Herbert Jenkins' (1876-1923) " The stolen Admiralty memorandum also " The holding up of Lady Glendale The missing heavyweight From Lord Halifax's ghost book collected by Viscount Charles Lindley Wood Halifax (1839-1934) The harper of Inveraray Daniel W. Cahill's (1802-1864) oration: "

37. Stories, Listed By Author Blackwood, Algernon (Henry) (18691951) (chron.) * About Moose andMoose-Hunting, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Aug 11 1906; * Chinese Magic http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/s117.htm

The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents BLACK, SONIA W. (chron.) (continued) The Curse of King Tut, (ar) Gone Batty!, (ar) The Mysteries of UFOs, (ar) Mythical Monsters, (ar) Real-Life Mummies, (ar) BLACK, TERRY (chron.) * Special Delivery (with J. B. Allen ), (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jun 1985 BLACK, VIRGINIA (chron.) Football Wife, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 21 1936 BLACK, WILLIAM (chron.) MacLeod of Dare, (sl) Sep 21 Sep 28 Oct 26 1878 BLACKBURN, BERYL (chron.) Name her after me, (ss) Oracle Jul 22 1950 BLACKBURN, DOUGLAS (chron.) The Middle Stump, (ss) Nov 1918 BLACKBURN, JACK (chron.) Battle Stories Nov 1930 Retribution, (ss) Thrilling Adventures May 1932 BLACKBURN, KATHLEEN (chron.) The Two Jacks, (ss) Oct 1897 BLACKBURN, MARY LYNN (chron.) My Teacher is a Lizard, (vi) 1972 Red Planet Earth BLACKBURN, MICHAEL (chron.) Schliemann to the King of Greece, (pm) Stand Aut 1983 Stand Aut 1983 _, reviews: The Best of British?, (br) Stand Aut 1983 BLACKBURN, ROLAND (chron.) Redbook Dec 1953 Magic Gloves, (vi) Redbook Jul 1953 BLACKBURN, TOM C.

38. Stories, Listed By Author 1995. Blackwood, Algernon (Henry) (18691951) (chron.) * Ancient SorceriesJohn Silence, (nv) John Silence, London Nash 1908 Mystery http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/msf/s15.htm

Mystery Short Fiction: 1990-2003 Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents BIGGLE, LLOYD, Jr. (chron.) The Case of the Chinese Santa Claus [ Lady Sara Varnley ], (nv) AHMM Jan/Feb 2004 The Case of the Fractured Puzzle [ Lady Sara Varnley ], (nv) AHMM Sep 2002 The Case of the Headless Witness [ Lady Sara Varnley ], (ss) AHMM Nov 1999 , ed. Ed Gorman, Forge 2000 The Case of the London Safari [ Lady Sara Varnley ], (nv) AHMM Jun 2001 The Case of the Sickley Mansion, (nv) AHMM Jul/Aug 2003 The Case of the Unlikely Cat Tale [ Lady Sara Varnley ], (ss) Crafty Cat Crimes The Case of the Worf with Two Tales [ Lady Sara Varnley ], (ss) AHMM Apr 2002 Girl with a Big Hate, (ss) Trapped Detective Story Magazine Apr 1958 Have You a Fortune in Your Attic?, (ss) EQMM May 1963 Masters of Suspense The Knave of Hearts [ Grandfather Rastin ], (ss) EQMM Nov 1998 BIGUENET, JOHN (chron.) It Is Raining in Bejucal, (ss) Zoetrope Sum 2001 The Best American Mystery Stories 2002 , ed. James Ellroy, Houghton Mifflin 2002 Rnsom, (vi) EQMM Sep/Oct 2001 BIGWOOD, JAMES

39. BLACKWOOD Algernon - Pikestaffov Prípad Takýmto autorom je aj Algernon Blackwood (18691951) a ak by som napísal, že spodjeho pera vychádzali hlavne horory, bolo by to velmi nepresné, pretože http://stoupa.sh.cvut.cz/~mavo/KLIC/blacpike.htm

BLACKWOOD Algernon - Pikestaffov prípad Formát 1998, Preklad: ¼ubomír Groch, Obálka: Juraj Maxon Tajomná atmosféra V posíednom období sa èoraz èastejšie stáva, že z hlbín zabudnutia sa vynorí autor, o ktorom naposledy poèuli naši starí rodièia a ktorého diela sú prekvapivo èitate¾né aj po mnohých rokoch. Takýmto autorom je aj Algernon Blackwood (1869-1951) a ak by som napísal, že spod jeho pera vychádzali hlavne horory, bolo by to ve¾mi nepresné, pretože svojou pisate¾skou obratnosou, pravdivosou a presnosou dokáže zaznamena náznaky nadprirodzena v obyèejných veciach, skúsenostiach a situáciach. Tento anglický spisovate¾ precestoval Ameriku, Kanadu, Európu, dostal sa do Egypta aj na Východ a na týchto potulkách svetom zažil viacero záhadných udalostí a strašidelných javov, èo ho muselo zákonite ovplyvni aj v jeho tvorbe. Sám hovorí: "Vlastníme schopnosti, ktoré, prebudené mimoriadnymi popudmi, siahajú za normálny rozsah videnia, poèutia, cítenia? To, že takéto schopnosti môžu v ¾udskej bytosti existova a príležitostne sa prejavi, ma vždy zaujímalo." Píše presvedèivým (aj keò niekedy trochu rozvláènym) štýlom, ktorý spôsobuje, že realita prechádza do nadprirodzena celkom samozrejme a o to hrôzostrainejšie. Hlavné postavy v jeho poviedkach sú celkom obyèajné a reálne, nie je na nich niè fantastického a pri konfrontácii s nadprirodzenými a nevysvetlite¾nými javmi to príbehom dodáva ešte väèšiu hororovos.

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