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  • The Repairer of Reputations

    **Pulitzer Prize finalist Ed Park presents a new tale of contemporary cosmic horror, along with his inspiration from Robert W. Chambers’s horror classic The King in Yellow.Designed and illustrated by Jeff Wong, the award-winning artist of Weird Tales magazine, this ebook features interior art.**Sid Feelings, a successful children’s entertainer, is trapped in a modern nightmare. She’s canceled when ... Read more

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  • The Fighting Chance

    Two Drinkers Try to Save Each Other

    New York money in the years before the crash of 1907: a young man with an inherited weakness for drink, a woman with an inherited estate, and a set that will forgive anything but poverty. Chambers wrote it at the height of his fame and it sold enormously. This edition binds 46 plates after Sargent, Hassam, Homer and Saÿen, with 8 restored and coloured illustrations. ... Read more

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  • The Moonlit Way

    A Dancer, a Spy and a Stolen Formula

    A dancer with a secret past, a war-time intrigue running through New York, and a man who recognizes her from another country. Chambers at his most practiced - the romance and the spy plot each moving the other along. This edition binds in a gallery of 56 plates, among them paintings by James 'Clock' Shaw, Albert Ludovici, Sr. and Thomas Robert Way, alongside 3 restored and coloured illustrations. ... Read more

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  • In Search of the Unknown

    Sent After Creatures That Cannot Exist

    A naturalist for the Bronx zoo is sent after creatures that should not exist — the great auk, a transparent people in a Florida swamp, a mammoth in the north — and falls in love in every chapter. Chambers wrote it in 1904 as a comedy with the machinery of a scientific romance, and the joke is that the monsters are always less trouble than the women. The last story is the one that stops being funny ... Read more

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  • The Maid-at-Arms

    The Mohawk Valley in the Revolution

    The Mohawk valley in 1777, a family divided between crown and congress, and Burgoyne's army coming down from the north. Chambers had a genuine feeling for the New York frontier and this is the best of his revolutionary novels. This edition is bound with a gallery of 47 plates after painters including Edvard Munch, Thomas Robbins and Giovanni Battista Busiri, together with 11 illustrations restored ... Read more

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  • The Younger Set

    A Divorced Officer Back in New York

    Captain Philip Selwyn comes home to New York from army service in the Philippines, divorced while he was away, and settles in his sister's household to find his former wife remarried in the same set he moves in. Then he falls in love with his sister's young ward, Eileen, while holding himself bound by vows the law has already dissolved. Chambers wrote the polished society novel and knew exactly ... Read more

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  • The Adventures of a Modest Man

    A Bachelor Pursued by Determined Women

    A shy bachelor in New York decides to conduct his own courtship according to principles, and every principle fails him in a different way. Chambers in his lightest key, written for the magazine trade at the top of his market. This edition binds 36 plates after painters including Fernand Cormon, Charles Towne and Alfred Vickers, alongside 13 illustrations restored and coloured for the text. ... Read more

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  • The Green Mouse

    An Inventor of Machines for Finding Love

    An inventor builds a machine that detects the affinity between two people and sets it loose on a family of marriageable daughters, with the results one would expect and a few one would not. Chambers wrote sixty-odd books and made a fortune from light society comedy; this is that vein at its most cheerful. Sixty plates of moonlit harbors, harvest moons, and quiet water by Fitz Henry Lane and ... Read more

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  • The Slayer of Souls

    An American Agent Against an Eastern Cult

    A missionary's daughter returns from Asia carrying knowledge of a cult that means to take the world, and a government agent has to believe her. Chambers wrote it in 1920 out of the red scare and the occult revival at once. This edition binds 58 plates of painting with the text, among them works by Nicholas Roerich, Vasily Vereshchagin and Miner Kilbourne Kellogg, dating from 1845 to 1927. ... Read more

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  • The Laughing Girl

    An American in a Swiss Chalet After the War

    Two Americans inherit a Swiss chalet with a housekeeper, a cow and a pair of Bolshevik agents in the neighbourhood, in wartime Switzerland. Chambers wrote it in 1918 as a farce and let the politics stay just visible behind the comedy. The joke is that everyone in the house is pretending to be someone else and only the cook is telling the truth. Fifty-eight plates of Swiss lakes, Alps and market ... Read more

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  • The Dark Star

    A Stolen Jewel and the Coming War

    A girl carrying papers out of Europe in 1914, a spy who wants them, and a young American who gets in the way. Chambers wrote a run of wartime thrillers in these years and this is the best paced of them. This edition adds 59 plates of painting from 1845–1920, among them Karl von Blaas, H. A. Brendekilde and František Meissl, plus one restored colour illustration. ... Read more

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  • The King in Yellow

    Tales of a Play That Maddens Its Readers

    A play in two acts circulates through Europe; those who finish reading it go mad. Chambers gathered his linked tales around that idea in 1895, invented the Yellow Sign, borrowed lost Carcosa from Ambrose Bierce, and then — having built the vocabulary that Lovecraft and half of modern horror would borrow — turned to writing romances for the rest of his life. The first four stories are why the book ... Read more

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