The House on the Borderland (Heathen Edition)

Set against a backdrop of cosmic horror, this second novel by William Hope Hodgson represents a significant shift from traditional Gothic fiction to a more realistic and scientific approach. Praised by H. P. Lovecraft as a classic, it explores themes of existential dread and the unknown, influencing future writers of weird tales. The narrative delves into the eerie and the supernatural, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of horror literature.