A name you know. A mood you’re in. Ten minutes to yourself. Start anywhere.
Recurring elements in the story’s premise.
A shabby barroom storyteller explains how he was promised a fortune by an unread author—and why he never received it.
A poor medical student accepts an old philosopher’s inheritance offer and wakes to find that far more than a name has changed hands.
A young scholar traces his family's troubled history from a decaying English estate to a ruined city deep in the Congo.
Randolph Carter, cut off from the dream worlds of his youth, follows an inherited silver key toward his childhood home and a possible way back.
A young man is pushed out of the only home he has known after his guardian dies.
An older woman refuses to leave the house she was given when freed from slavery.
A despised prince secretly marries the peasant woman who restores his faith in the world.
A carefree young heir must explain how he spends a thousand-dollar bequest before learning what the money may truly be worth.
An artist needs his wealthy uncle's approval to marry, so Bertie brings in Jeeves to find a way past the man's stubbornness.
