The Haunted Woman

David Lindsay (1876 - 1945)

Isabel Loment is engaged to the affectionate, but unemotional, Marshall Stokes. House-hunting for her aunt, she comes to Runhill Court, an ancient home with a mysterious staircase that is only visible to those with eyes to see it. Ascending the staircase, she meets Henry Judge, the owner of Runhill Court, and a passionate relationship develops, which neither can recall once they have descended the staircase and returned to the everyday world. The Haunted Woman was Lindsay's attempt to write a more commercial novel than its fantasy predecessor, A Voyage to Arcturus. Though neither book was successful in its day, both became cult classics. The Haunted Woman was reprinted as the fourth volume of the celebrated Newcastle Forgotten Fantasy Library. (Phil Benson)

Genre(s): Horror & Supernatural Fiction

Language: English

Group: Newcastle Forgotten Fantasy Library

Section Chapter Reader Time
Play 01 Marshall returns from America Phil Benson
00:28:10
Play 02 The visit to Runhill Court Phil Benson
00:22:58
Play 03 In the upstairs corridor Phil Benson
00:18:43
Play 04 The legend of Ulf's Tower Phil Benson
00:18:05
Play 05 Isbel sees herself Phil Benson
00:23:11
Play 06 Judge appears on the scene Phil Benson
00:15:23
Play 07 The dinner-party Phil Benson
00:18:07
Play 08 The picnic Phil Benson
00:18:31
Play 09 What happened in the second room Phil Benson
00:22:21
Play 10 Blanche speaks out Phil Benson
00:18:04
Play 11 Isbel visits Worthing Phil Benson
00:19:06
Play 12 Mrs. Richborough's errand Phil Benson
00:19:01
Play 13 The lunch at the Metropole Phil Benson
00:16:26
Play 14 In the second chamber again Phil Benson
00:26:23
Play 15 The music of spring Phil Benson
00:13:35
Play 16 The musician departs Phil Benson
00:16:01
Play 17 In the twilight Phil Benson
00:20:40
Play 18 A catastrophe Phil Benson
00:21:02
Play 19 The flash of day Phil Benson
00:20:29
Play 20 Marshall's journey Phil Benson
00:20:44