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The Six Queer Things (Valancourt 20th Century Classics) - Paperback

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by Christopher St John Sprigg (Author), C. St John Sprigg (Author), Christopher Caudwell (Author)

Desperate to escape living with her miserly uncle, Marjorie Easton eagerly accepts a job offer from the strange Michael Crispin despite knowing nothing of the employment except that it is well-paid and includes some kind of research. Much to her surprise, the "research" involves s ances and requires Marjorie to develop her own psychic gifts to assist in communing with the dead. Soon she begins to suffer from terrible nightmares and seems on the verge of a nervous breakdown, but the real terror begins when Crispin dies under mysterious circumstances during one of the s ances. Who is responsible? And what is the significance of the "six queer things" the police discover among his belongings after his death?

A Golden Age mystery with echoes of the occult, The Six Queer Things (1937) was Christopher St. John Sprigg's seventh and final novel, published after his death in the Spanish Civil War. This first-ever reprint of his scarcest novel features a reproduction of the original jacket art.

"A rip-roaring tale of mediums, psychic research and the powers of darkness." - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

" A] hair-raising excursion into the occult, with trimmings of insanity, racketeering in souls, palpitating action, and efficient British-type sleuthing." - Saturday Review

"Mystery and horror, laid on with a trowel." - New York Times

Number of Pages: 224
Dimensions: 0.56 x 8 x 5 IN
Publication Date: February 06, 2018