โ Robert W. Chambers
๐ Fiction
๐ Duke Classics
๐ English
โ 141 KB
๐ 1 views
โฆ LIBER โฆ
The King in Yellow
โ Scribed by Chambers, Robert William
- Year
- 1894
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 183 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
Robert W. Chambers (1865-1933) was an American author as well as an artist. His best known work is the collection The King in Yellow. His work ranged from fantasy, horror, and science fiction to romance and historical fiction.
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โ Robert William Chambers
๐ Fiction
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1895
๐ ePubLibre
๐ English
โ 183 KB
Robert W. Chambers (1865-1933) was an American author as well as an artist. His best known work is the collection The King in Yellow. His work ranged from fantasy, horror, and science fiction to romance and historical fiction.
The King in Yellow
โ Robert W. Chambers
๐ Fiction
๐
2017
๐ Standard Ebooks
๐ en-GB
โ 182 KB
Ten short stories of madness, hauntings, romance, and art.
โ Robert W. Chambers
๐ Fiction
๐
2017
๐ Steerforth Press
๐ English
โ 73 KB
๐ 2 views
**A beautiful gift edition of this cult classic of supernatural fiction.** The weird tales in this slim volume are all linked by a play, the second act of which reveals truths so terrible and beautiful that it drives all who read it to despair: _The King in Yellow._ These four macabre, uncanny a
โ Barrass, Glynn Owen;Curran, Tim;Goodfellow, Cody;Grau, TE;Halbany, Laurel;Hender
๐ Fiction
๐
2014
๐ Celaeno Press; BookBaby
๐ English
โ 513 KB
๐ 2 views
There was once a play with the power to drive the reader mad ... or to transport him into a bizarre world of Carcosa, and the King in Yellow. Banned, burned, yet never totally destroyed, the play lives on, eating away the fabric of society and rotting the veneer of civilization ... A new anthology o
โ Barrass, Glynn Owen;Curran, Tim;Goodfellow, Cody;Grau, TE;Halbany, Laurel;Hender
๐ Fiction
๐
2014
๐ Celaeno Press; BookBaby
๐ English
โ 472 KB
๐ 2 views
There was once a play with the power to drive the reader mad ... or to transport him into a bizarre world of Carcosa, and the King in Yellow. Banned, burned, yet never totally destroyed, the play lives on, eating away the fabric of society and rotting the veneer of civilization ... A new anthology o