william hope hodgson

An epic adventure of the far distant future , in a time how the sun has gone dark , the earth and it remain inhabitants are confined to one 7 mile high pyramid city and the under side from all manner of evil being and monsters from other dimensions. It' s rewrite of Hodgson's original novel...

In order to create a guide for novices concerning lesser known weird fiction authors, I have been conducting online surveys among fans to highlight some of their more popular works. In this thread, please rank your ten favorite William Hope Hodgson stories (novels or short stories). Your...

It seems Chrons hasn't had a thread devoted to this classic author, which surprises me, but if it's there I didn't find it and it must have been inactive for a long time. I just read The House on the Borderland for the 4th time all the way through. Unlike The Night Land, this book doesn't use...

It's hard for us, accustomed as we are to the far more visceral scares of cinematic horror, to relate to the plight of the nervous readers mentioned by the editor of The Idler in this notice included with that magazine's March 1910 issue. Reading the story in question, however, might make...

For those who are fans of Hodgson's work, Night Shade books is planning a reprint of the out-of-print volumes in their 5-volume set of his collected fiction: Night Shade Books - Books Night Shade Books - Books