Dark Indeed, Sorrel

A third volume in David Tibet’s supernatural fiction anthology series, following The Moons At Your Door and There Is a Graveyard that Dwells In Man. This 392-page collection curates obscure and forgotten weird fiction by authors including Walter de la Mare, HR Wakefield, and others, alongside new material from June-Alison Gibbons and unpublished poems by her twin sister Jennifer. Tibet, founder of the experimental/occult project Current 93, frames these tales as formative influences on his artistic vision. The anthology emphasizes ghostly weirdness and arcane supernatural narratives, positioning itself within a lineage of strange fiction scholarship. Published by Strange Attractor Press in deluxe paperback and limited hardback editions (500 copies), with the hardback including a facsimile of The Autobiography Of A Schizophrenic (1951) and Tibet’s new artwork. Comprehensive bibliographical notes by Machin and Jarvis contextualize the neglected voices assembled here.

Published by Strange Attractor Press — AI-generated summary. Visit the publisher to learn more.