The Night Side of Nature: Ghosts and Ghost Seers

"In these collections the line between fiction and journalism is, like the line between fact and fancy, a fine one indeed." - Sullivan (ed), The Penguin Encyclopedia of Horror and the Supernatural, p. 106.
     While we list this as a Collection, the book is divided into 18 chapters (including the Introduction and Conclusion), each chapter of which consists of many stories of the collection. Individual stories are not separated from others by title pages or any other markers. Hence we do not attempt to include a table of contents.

• Data from WorldCat.
• Apparently, a single volume version of the previous 2-volume work.
• The "King of Hay Bookshop" reports an 1854 printing of this Routledge edition.

While we list this as a Collection, the book is divided into 18 chapters (including the Introduction and Conclusion), each chapter of which consists of many stories of the collection. Individual stories are not separated from others by title pages or any other markers. Hence we do not attempt to include a table of contents.