ISBN: 9798950343513 - The Mystery of Choice: Annotated Edition (8 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Two years after The King in Yellow, and Lovecraft never mentioned it.In 1897 Robert W. Chambers published eight pieces that do not match: three linked tales of a Breton fishing village, two prose poems in which almost nothing happens except death, a violent story about a man who survives his own lynching, a deadpan sea monster hoax certified by scientists who do not exist, and a closing poem.They do not match because the title is the instruction. Every one of them is a choice, and the consequence arriving late and from the wrong direction.The reason to own it is the first three. The Purple Emperor is a murder mystery among butterfly collectors and it is genuinely funny. The Messenger takes the same village, the same cast and the same easy comic voice, digs a skull out of a garden with a bullet hole in the forehead, and opens a sixteenth century curse with a family name in it. The reader who has just finished the first story already knows that family. That is the whole design, and it only works in order.This annotated edition includes: All eight pieces, complete, in Chambers' own 1897 arrangementHis dedication, his opening poem and his envoi, set as verseThe epigraph he placed at the head of every piece, restored in placeAn original introduction, a headnote before all eight, and a glossary of his BrittanyThe Messenger, which belongs beside anything in The King in Yellow Two years after The King in Yellow, and Lovecraft never mentioned it. Eight pieces from 1897 in Chambers' own arrangement, including The Messenger, with an original introduction, a headnote before all eight, and a glossary of his Brittany. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Two years after The King in Yellow, and Lovecraft never mentioned it.In 1897 Robert W. Chambers published eight pieces that do not match: three linked tales of a Breton fishing village, two prose poems in which almost nothing happens except death, a violent story about a man who survives his own lynching, a deadpan sea monster hoax certified by scientists who do not exist, and a closing poem.They do not match because the title is the instruction. Every one of them is a choice, and the consequence arriving late and from the wrong direction.The reason to own it is the first three. The Purple Emperor is a murder mystery among butterfly collectors and it is genuinely funny. The Messenger takes the same village, the same cast and the same easy comic voice, digs a skull out of a garden with a bullet hole in the forehead, and opens a sixteenth century curse with a family name in it. The reader who has just finished the first story already knows that family. That is the whole design, and it only works in order.This annotated edition includes:All eight pieces, complete, in Chambers' own 1897 arrangementHis dedication, his opening poem and his envoi, set as verseThe epigraph he placed at the head of every piece, restored in placeAn original introduction, a headnote before all eight, and a glossary of his BrittanyThe Messenger, which belongs beside anything in The King in Yellow.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Two years after The King in Yellow, and Lovecraft never mentioned it.In 1897 Robert W. Chambers published eight pieces that do not match: three linked tales of a Breton fishing village, two prose poems in which almost nothing happens except death, a violent story about a man who survives his own lynching, a deadpan sea monster hoax certified by scientists who do not exist, and a closing poem.They do not match because the title is the instruction. Every one of them is a choice, and the consequence arriving late and from the wrong direction.The reason to own it is the first three. The Purple Emperor is a murder mystery among butterfly collectors and it is genuinely funny. The Messenger takes the same village, the same cast and the same easy comic voice, digs a skull out of a garden with a bullet hole in the forehead, and opens a sixteenth century curse with a family name in it. The reader who has just finished the first story already knows that family. That is the whole design, and it only works in order.This annotated edition includes: All eight pieces, complete, in Chambers' own 1897 arrangementHis dedication, his opening poem and his envoi, set as verseThe epigraph he placed at the head of every piece, restored in placeAn original introduction, a headnote before all eight, and a glossary of his BrittanyThe Messenger, which belongs beside anything in The King in Yellow Two years after The King in Yellow, and Lovecraft never mentioned it. Eight pieces from 1897 in Chambers' own arrangement, including The Messenger, with an original introduction, a headnote before all eight, and a glossary of his Brittany. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Two years after The King in Yellow, and Lovecraft never mentioned it.In 1897 Robert W. Chambers published eight pieces that do not match: three linked tales of a Breton fishing village, two prose poems in which almost nothing happens except death, a violent story about a man who survives his own lynching, a deadpan sea monster hoax certified by scientists who do not exist, and a closing poem.They do not match because the title is the instruction. Every one of them is a choice, and the consequence arriving late and from the wrong direction.The reason to own it is the first three. The Purple Emperor is a murder mystery among butterfly collectors and it is genuinely funny. The Messenger takes the same village, the same cast and the same easy comic voice, digs a skull out of a garden with a bullet hole in the forehead, and opens a sixteenth century curse with a family name in it. The reader who has just finished the first story already knows that family. That is the whole design, and it only works in order.This annotated edition includes: All eight pieces, complete, in Chambers' own 1897 arrangementHis dedication, his opening poem and his envoi, set as verseThe epigraph he placed at the head of every piece, restored in placeAn original introduction, a headnote before all eight, and a glossary of his BrittanyThe Messenger, which belongs beside anything in The King in Yellow Two years after The King in Yellow, and Lovecraft never mentioned it. Eight pieces from 1897 in Chambers' own arrangement, including The Messenger, with an original introduction, a headnote before all eight, and a glossary of his Brittany. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Mystery of Choice | Annotated Edition | Robert W. Chambers | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Carrier Press | EAN 9798950343513 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.