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The lavender dragon

Eden Phillpotts

Eden Phillpotts’s The lavender dragon is a fantasy novel set in the Middle Ages and centered on Sir Jasper de Pomeroy, a young knight devoted to chivalry and knight errantry. Traveling with his seasoned squire, George Pipkin, he reflects on the changed world around him, where the old marvels of dragons, giants, robber barons, and distressed maidens seem to be gone.

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Hagar

James Arthur MacKnight

Set in Ohio during the autumn of 1862, the story begins amid the Civil War, when the region feels the effects of enlistment, rumor, and wartime change. A barefoot young traveler on a country road near Cleveland is drawn into a violent encounter when he hears a woman cry for help and finds her being dragged through a hedge-row by an armed assailant. The episode establishes a tense, outdoor setting and introduces a rescue that involves both the traveler and the frightened woman.

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Diana Carew

Mrs. Forrester

Diana Carew is a nineteenth-century English novel centered on Diana Carew and her close family life with her father and brother. The opening follows Diana as a social invitation from Mrs. Warrington leads to discussion of travel, dancing, hunting, and whether she will leave her secluded life to join the household’s New Year gathering. The book is framed as both Diana’s own account and sections told by others, suggesting a wider web of relationships and courtship concerns.

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Bathe your bearings in blood!

Clifford D. Simak

Joe Crane, a newspaper man working alone in an early-morning newsroom, notices his watch and the wall clock disagree and begins to suspect something is wrong. He then encounters a small shining machine-like creature, and soon after his typewriter starts typing a warning on its own. As he tries to dismiss his fear and continue his routine, the story sets up an odd world where machinery and ordinary office life are starting to clash.

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Passage to Gomorrah

Robert F. Young

Robert F. Young’s science fiction story follows Cross, a pilot on the Pandora, who is assigned to transport the Lady Berenice, a famed and beautiful prostitute, to Gomorrah. As the ship prepares for an A Priori run, she asks about the danger of a time storm, and Cross explains that such an event could force both of them to relive their pasts and even one another’s experiences. The setup centers on their tense, intimate passage through space and time, with Cross unsettled by her composure and by the possibility that the journey may reveal more than either expects.

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Crowd-horror

Robert E. Howard

The story follows boxer Slade Costigan, a powerful fighter whose chief weakness is that he seems to lose his judgment once he is in the ring. A manager takes him on after seeing both his raw ability and his need for guidance, then tries to turn him from a reckless slugger into a more scientific boxer. As training continues, Costigan shows surprising skill in sparring, yet his strange split between practice and actual fights remains central as he is prepared for a bout with Joe Handler.

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The face in the abyss

Abraham Merritt

A framed adventure set in the Peruvian Andes follows an American narrator who meets Nicholas Graydon, a mining engineer found gravely ill in a remote village near Chupan. Graydon has come from the feared Cordillera de Carabaya with a strange wound in his neck, and the locals fear both the place and the things he mutters in fever. As the narrator stays with him, he begins to examine Graydon’s background and the mystery surrounding his injuries and journey.

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Another ace for Ananias

W. C. Tuttle

In this Western story, Telescope Tolliver, Chuck Warner, Muley, and Henry Peck spend their time trading jokes about honesty, lying, and the way cowboys use exaggeration as a kind of art. Telescope insists on honesty but is teased for not being able to lie, while Chuck and the others boast about falsehoods, poker faces, and invented family history. The group also argues over a letter Telescope receives and over what can truly be called a birthplace or a fortune.

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Between Pike's Peak and a pickle

W. C. Tuttle

In Piperock, Yuma Yates boasts that he can ride anything and backs the claim with a five-hundred-dollar wager. Judge Steele formalizes the bet after Magpie Simpkins accepts, and the challenge is set for the next afternoon in the town’s main street, with the teased target described only as something between Pike’s Peak and a pickle. The story centers on frontier banter, gambling, and the problem of turning a reckless boast into a real test.

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Atmosphere

Murray Leinster

Set in Hawaii near the leper settlement of Molokai, the story follows a small circle of white men whose daily life is shaped by heat, isolation, and the sight of the colony across the water. The narrator describes how the place and its constant presence unsettle everyone, especially Colin Drew, whose fear of leprosy grows into anxious self-testing and strained behavior. The book centers on the psychological pressure of that environment and the tensions it creates among the men.

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Figures of speech

W. C. Tuttle

Dobie Dalton writes to Hank about the birth of his son and the dispute over the baby’s name. He wants to name the child after Hank, but Emmeline and Uncle Gabe insist on calling the boy Gabriel, which leads to sharp family arguments and Dobie’s anger at his in-laws. The letter also turns into a comic quarrel with Uncle Gabe over the baby, Dobie’s pride, and a blowup that ends with Dobie leaving after a broken mirror and more threats exchanged.

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Das rote Zimmer

August Strindberg

Der Roman ist in Stockholm angesiedelt und folgt einem jungen Mann, der an einem Maiabend in den Park von Mosebacke tritt. Von der Veranda eines Wirtshauses aus blickt er auf die geschäftige Stadt, deren Lärm und Bewegung ihn zugleich herausfordern und beleben. Als die Glocken der Stadt läuten, wird seine Stimmung weicher; er denkt an seine verstorbenen Eltern auf dem Klarakirchhof und erscheint als jemand, der zwischen Trotz, Einsamkeit und kindlichem Glauben steht.

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Krakatit

Karel Čapek

Karel Čapek’s novel follows Engineer Prokop, who appears weakened, feverish, and disoriented as he makes his way through Prague and is confronted by an old chemistry acquaintance, Thomas. Their exchange reveals Prokop’s troubled condition and his obsessive, fragmented thoughts about explosives and a mysterious substance called Krakatit, tied to a violent laboratory blast and a lost finger. The opening establishes a science-fiction premise centered on dangerous chemical power and the mind of a scientist under strain.

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The oldest story in the world

Murray Leinster

A drunken stranger in Rangoon claims to be telling the oldest story in the world and offers to explain why red drinks are dangerous, linking them to an ancient curse tied to rubies. He then begins a tale of Kosar, a ruined Southeast Asian kingdom whose raja guards famous rubies, and of a white fugitive in Talt who learns local languages and secret religious knowledge while living with a dancing girl. The account moves toward his journey inland under a strange mark connected to the cult of Khayandra, as he approaches Kosar.

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Thorns of regret

Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller

After Augustus Barrington’s funeral, the story turns back to his rise from poverty to wealth through bank work and an ambitious marriage to the wealthy but plain Miss Byrd. Their life together is marked by his selfish use of her fortune, her dependence on him, and the presence of their son, Byrd, amid a household shaped by disappointment and social obligation. The novel’s chapter headings suggest a romance and family drama built around regret, jealousy, and broken affection.

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