One of the most interesting stylists in British ghostly fiction, Middleton is rich and exuberant in his more traditional ghost stories (especially the humorous ones), lean and concise in his more original psychological tales. He was a sad, neglected figure, and is still not well known. He was also a tragic figure: he killed himself at the age of 29.
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The Ghost Ship (1912)
Poems and Songs (poems) (1912)
Poems and Songs Second Series (poems) (1912)
Monologues (1913)
The Pantomime Man (1933)
Poems and Songs (poems) (1912)
Poems and Songs Second Series (poems) (1912)
Monologues (1913)
The Pantomime Man (1933)
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