Richard Middleton (1882-1911) was a British poet and author, who suffered from severe depression (then called melancholia) and took his own life in 1911.
Shortly after his death, 3 volumes of poems, a volume of essays, and a volume of short stories appeared, (The Ghost Ship and other stories; with a preface by Arthur Machen; the title story has been reprinted many times). Some years later a further short story collection and a novel appeared.
In this volume:
1: The Ghost-Ship
2: A Drama of Youth
3: The New Boy
4: On the Brighton Road
5: A Tragedy in Little
6: Shepherd's Boy
7: The Passing of Edward
8: The Story of a Book
9: The Bird in The Garden
10: Children of The Moon
11: The Coffin Merchant
12: The Soul of a Policeman
13: The Conjurer
14: The Poet's Allegory
15: And Who Shall Say?
16: The Biography of a Superman
17: Blue Blood
18: Fate And The Artist
19: The Great Man
20: A Wet Day
Shortly after his death, 3 volumes of poems, a volume of essays, and a volume of short stories appeared, (The Ghost Ship and other stories; with a preface by Arthur Machen; the title story has been reprinted many times). Some years later a further short story collection and a novel appeared.
In this volume:
1: The Ghost-Ship
2: A Drama of Youth
3: The New Boy
4: On the Brighton Road
5: A Tragedy in Little
6: Shepherd's Boy
7: The Passing of Edward
8: The Story of a Book
9: The Bird in The Garden
10: Children of The Moon
11: The Coffin Merchant
12: The Soul of a Policeman
13: The Conjurer
14: The Poet's Allegory
15: And Who Shall Say?
16: The Biography of a Superman
17: Blue Blood
18: Fate And The Artist
19: The Great Man
20: A Wet Day
