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The King in Yellow
A mysterious entity called the King in Yellow, an eerie Yellow Sign, and the cursed play itself haunt the first four stories, set in a future 1920s America and Paris.
"The King in Yellow" by Robert W. Chambers is a collection of short stories. A mysterious entity called the King in Yellow, an eerie Yellow Sign, and the cursed play itself haunt the first four stories, set in a future 1920s America and Paris.
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“Ne raillons pas les fous; leur folie dure plus longtemps que la nôtre.... Voila toute la différence.”
Contents
- 01The Repairer of Reputations
- 02I
- 03II
- 04III
- 05The Mask
- 06I
- 07II
- 08III
- 09IV
- 10In the Court of the Dragon
- 11The Yellow Sign
- 12I
- 13II
- 14III
- 15The Demoiselle D’ys
- 16I
- 17II
- 18The Prophets’ Paradise
- 19The Studio
- 20The Phantom
- 21The Sacrifice
- 22Destiny
- 23The Throng
- 24The Jester
- 25The Green Room
- 26The Love Test
- 27The Street of the Four Winds
- 28I
- 29II
- 30The Street of the First Shell
- 31I
- 32II
- 33III
- 34IV
- 35The Street of Our Lady of the Fields
- 36I
- 37II
- 38III
- 39IV
- 40V
- 41VI
- 42Rue Barrée
- 43I
- 44II
- 45III
- 46IV
- 47V
About this edition
- Author
- Robert W. Chambers
- Language
- English
- Era
- Modern (c. 1800–1945)
- Reading level
- Introductory: no background needed
- Formats
- EPUB, PDF
- Length
- 234 pages
- This edition
- Modern Philosophers
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