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This volume is the third of a set of three showcasing the work of Frédéric
Boutet, the other two volumes being The Antisocial Man and Other Strange
Stories and The Voyage of Julius Pingouin and Other Strange Stories.
Viewed as an ensemble, the collections illustrate the range and development
of Boutet's early work, and provide a few representative samples of its
later evolution. Here are a baker's dozen of supernatural, horror, and
fantasy tales from the early twentieth century, edited and translated
by the well-known science fiction writer, Brian Stableford, including
the novella, "When We Have Passed On," and the highly original
short novel, "Claude Mercoeur's Reflection," both of them significant
and highly readable works of French fantastic literature.
CONTENTS:
When We Have Passed On (1908)
The Repentant Thief (1903)
The Nenuphar (1903)
Gordon and the Long-Haired Star (1903)
The Authentic Antiquity (1903)
The Tram-Driver's Tragedy (1903)
The Human Fish and the Social Question (1903)
The Experiment (1921)
Claude Mercoeur's Reflection (1921)
The Man Who Has Been Mad
The Ingrate Island
The American's Murder (1921)
Lenoir and Keller (1916)
Introduction and Notes by Brian Stableford.
Published by The Borgo Press in July 2013
ISBN: 978-1-4794-0121-5
