Occult  Detectives I - Victorian and Edwardian

The list author says:
	"The Case Notes of Doctor Martin Hesselius, perhaps the first 'psychic detective.' Masterful literary horror, including the vampire novella that inspired Dracula."

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	"One of the very earliest of his breed, the haunted house investigations of Flaxman Low are sadly long since out of print."

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	"A wonderfully varied collection of investigations that is confident enough to keep Dr Silence himself on the sidelines at times. Recommended."

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	"Vey Holmes-esque supernatural cases with a psychic Watson. Obscure but thoroughly enjoyable."

The list author says:
	"Chelsea's premier psychic investigator, armed with trusty Electric Pentacle. Some of these stories are truly chilling."

The list author says:
	"The adventures of Jules de Grandin are also, sadly, currently out of print."

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	"Yet aniother currently-out-of-print entry, the tales of the magisterial Simon Iff are well worth seeking out all the same."

The list author says:
	"As well as Fu Manchu, Sax Rohmer chronicled the exploits of Moris Klaw, Dream Detective, but these stories are - you guessed it - now out of print."

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	"Dr Taverner's investigations with the so-called insane reveal that there may be some truth to their delusions after all..."

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	"Idealistic, driven occult investigator John Thurnstowe."

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	"The psychic investigations of Miles Pennoyer that are currently, yet again, out of print."

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	"The first of eight novels featuring E. C. Vivian's Gregory George Gordon Green."