FOLLOWING
DARKNESS
BY
AUTHOR OF “THE BRACKNELS,” ETC.
“Lost, lost, for ever lost,
In the wide pathless desert of dim sleep,
That beautiful shape!”
Shelley.
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An editor presents an unfinished autobiographical fragment assembled from the papers of Peter Waring, tracing his early life, friendships, and the growth of a highly refined, one-sided aesthetic sensibility. The narrative sketches his rise to authority within a narrow field of art criticism, the cooling of intimate relationships, and editorial choices to alter names and omit a few pages. Scattered later notes imply restless wanderings, entanglement with questionable occult experimenters, and circumstances that leave his death mysterious.
BY
AUTHOR OF “THE BRACKNELS,” ETC.
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