21. SciFan: Writer: Robert W. Chambers (bibliography, Books, Series, Web Links) Writers robert W. chambers (1865 1933, United States), Complete Weird Tales ofrobert W. chambers, The (Amazon - Alibris), Buy Alien Resonance Alien Resonance, http://www.scifan.com/writers/cc/ChambersRobertW.asp

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22. Book People: IN THE QUARTER (1894) By Robert W. Chambers IN THE QUARTER (1894) by robert W. chambers. From Bill McClain wmcclain@salamander.com ;Subject IN THE QUARTER (1894) by robert W. chambers; http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/bplist/archive/2003/2003-02-05,2.html

Book People Archive IN THE QUARTER (1894) by Robert W. Chambers From: Subject: IN THE QUARTER (1894) by Robert W. Chambers Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2003 10:35:58 -0600

23. Books On-line: Search Results You requested author names starting with chambers, robert W. . chambers, robertW. The Hidden Children (Gutenberg text; unofficial until 31 Jan 2004); http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/search?amode=start&author=Chamb

24. Some Covers Of Books By Robert W. Chambers Some covers of books by robert W. chambers. Carcosa House's logotype. robertW. chambers, Ailsa Page, AL Burt reprint, Athalie, AL Burt reprint. http://hem.passagen.se/iblis/c_books.html

Some covers of books by Robert W. Chambers These covers come from the private collection of John D. Squires, whom I owe a great debt of gratitude for his help in the creation of these pages. Carcosa House's logotype Robert W. Chambers Ailsa Page, A.L. Burt reprint Athalie, A.L. Burt reprint Barbarians The Gay Rebellion The Hidden Children Iole Iole's frontispiece Japonette, A.L. Burt reprint The King in Yellow, first edition, probable fourth printing The King in Yellow, 1938 memorial edition The King in Yellow, Ace reprint Love and the Lieutenant, A.L. Burt reprint The Maid at Arms, A.L. Burt reprint The Maker of Moons The Maker of Moons, Fantasy Reader # 4 cover The Maker of Moons, Shroud reprint The Mask The Green Mouse The Green Mouse, different cover The Mystery of Choice Police !!! In the Quarter, second or later edition The Rogue's Moon In Search of the Unknown The Slayer of Souls The Slayer of Souls, different cover The Slayer of Souls, cover of Famous Fantastic Mysteries, May 1951 The Dark Star The Talkers The Tracer of Lost Persons The Tree of Heaven A Young Man in a Hurry The King in Yellow, later Ace reprint

25. Epilog Buch - Robert W. Chambers: Der König In Gelb (The King In Yellow, 1895 | Translate this page epilog Buch - robert W. chambers Der König in Gelb (The King in Yellow, 1895 The Mystery of Choice, 1897). robert W. chambers. Der König in Gelb. http://www.epilog.de/PersData/C/Misc/Chambers_Robert_W_Koenig_in_Gelb_kAC.htm

ALIEN CONTACT 49 Inhalt Robert W. Chambers Der König in Gelb Science Fiction Alien Contact Buch-Tips Der amerikanische Autor Robert W. Chambers war Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts ein Erfolgsautor, der so gut wie alles schrieb, vom Kinderbuch über historische Romane bis zu Liebesromanen. Heute ist er nahezu vergessen, mit Ausnahme des schmalen Bandes Der König in Gelb , das vom Kritiker und Literaturprofessor Everett F. Bleiler als »wichtigstes Buch in der amerikanischen Literatur des Übernatürlichen zwischen Poe und den Modernen« bezeichnet wurde. Und selbst Lovecraft äußerte sich, dass Chambers »beachtliche Gipfel der kosmischen Furcht erklomm«. Aus diesem Grunde veröffentlichte der Festa-Verlag den klassischen Erzählungsband in neuer Übersetzung und fügte noch ein zweites Buch, The Mystery of Choice , hinzu. »Der König in Gelb« ist bei Chambers ein Theaterstück, dessen Lektüre den Leser in den Wahnsinn treibt. Gleich die erste Erzählung, »Die Wiederherstellung des guten Rufes«, dürfte die eindrucksvollste und modernste sein. Chambers hat die Geschichte vom Zeitpunkt der Niederschrift einige Jahre in der Zukunft angesiedelt. New York ist ein Großstadtmoloch, dessen neueste Errungenschaft die Einrichtung von Selbstmordkabinen ist. Der Protagonist ist ein Wahnsinniger, der sich einbildet, zur amerikanischen Monarchie zu gehören, und schließlich daran arbeitet, seine Konkurrenten aus dem Weg zu räumen. Dabei verwischt der Autor durch geschickte Perspektivenwechsel die Grenzen zwischen Realität und Einbildung.

26. Robert W. Chambers Y El Rey De Amarillo Translate this page robert W. chambers y el Rey de Amarillo. The Yellow Sign and Other Storiesthe Complete Weird Fiction of robert W. chambers . Chaosium, 1999. http://sarcophilus.com/album/html/rey.html

@import "../../mod.css"; Actual Arxiu Info Robert W. Chambers y el Rey de Amarillo 8-gener-2001 Lovecraft Magazine Lovecraft tuvo en alta estima algunos de los libros de Robert W. Chambers (1865-1933), muy particularmente El Rey de Amarillo El horror sobrenatural en la literatura El Rey de Amarillo Necronomicon El Rey de Amarillo leit-motiv 3. El papel fundamental de la angustia y la locura. Vida y obra Life Truth y Vogue In the Quarter The King in Yellow (El Rey de Amarillo The Maker of Moons (1896) y The Mystery of Choice El Rey de Amarillo , pero en The Search of the Unknown El Rey de Amarillo The Maker of Moons El Signo Amarillo El Rey de Amarillo Nada aclara Chambers sobre el contenido de El Rey de Amarillo entender El horror sobrenatural El reparador de reputaciones El Rey de Amarillo Al final, sin embargo, justo cuando van a poner en marcha su plan, las cosas se tuercen y acaban de un modo bastante calamitoso para nuestra loca pareja de freaks El Rey de Amarillo El hacedor de lunas The Maker of Moons The Slayer of Souls El Rey de Amarillo The Yellow Book , el libro amarillo, se titulaba precisamente la exquisita y escandalosa revista de los decadentes Glosario Camilla y Cassilda Protagonistas de los escasos y muy fragmentarios fragmentos de El Rey de Amarillo Carcosa Hali Hastur El Rey de amarillo Yellow Book El Signo Amarillo de Lord Dunsany o El alimento de los dioses The King in Yellow The Maker of Moons y The Mystery of Choice El Rey de Amarillo Los mitos de Cthulhu (Alianza Editorial).

27. The Novels Of Robert W. Chambers The Novels of robert W. chambers. Here is a brief summary of someof the novels of robert W. chambers (18651933), author of The http://home.salamander.com/~wmcclain/rwc-index.html

The Novels of Robert W. Chambers Here is a brief summary of some of the novels of Robert W. Chambers (18651933), author of The King in Yellow and many other books. I add entries for titles as I find them and have time to read them. Some of these books have been reprinted by my own Sattre Press and I may do others. Also, since these works are in the public domain, when I publish a print version I also make the original text available online. In this way, I hope the books will survive me. Your comments, suggestions and corrections are always welcome: please e-mail Bill McClain Other links: Chambers research project Robert W. Chambers Book Index and more here Chambers at the Internet Movie Database The Online Books Page Project Gutenberg In the Quarter . His first novel is a tale of doomed love set in the Latin Quarter of Paris, suggestive of or the 2001 Moulin Rouge film. As a first novel it is pretty well done, although characteristically melodramatic in spots. As I worked on editing and typesetting it I came to like it very much. There are many vivid scenes that should not be missed: student painters jammed into the atelier on a hot day, street riots, a fabulous masked ball, the mad street urchin, and the long interlude hunting and fishing at a lodge in the German Alps. Several characters also appear in The King in Yellow I was startled to find rather raw anti-semitic content. Further, I think these were the author's own sentiments, at least at the time. I struggled with the decision whether to reprint the book (there are types of publicity I don't need) but in the end chose to do it. It is part of history and should not lost. I decided not to add a introduction discussing the matter; the book is what it is and stands or falls as such.

28. HorrorMasters -- Robert W. Chambers Page The HorrorMasters robert W. chambers Page. Links ~. Bibliography,Bio, Book Cover Artwork, The robert W. chambers Research Project. http://www.horrormasters.com/Themes/Chambers.htm

The HorrorMasters Robert W. Chambers Page Welcome to the HorrorMasters Robert W. Chambers Page Numerous classic horror stories by Chambers and links to many sites that feature Robert W. Chambers. ~ Stories ~ Robert W. Chambers The Bridal Pair The Carpet of Belshazzar The Case of Mr Helmer In the Court of the Dragon ... The Yellow Sign ~ Links ~ Bibliography Bio Book Cover Artwork The Robert W. Chambers Research Project

29. The Hidden Children, By Robert W. Chambers The Naked Word electronic edition of . The Hidden Children. by RobertW. chambers, 1914. HOME. TO MY MOTHER. Whatever merit may lie http://www.xooqi.com/iboox/xo_0098_chambers_hiddenchildren.html

The Naked Word electronic edition of.... The Hidden Children by Robert W. Chambers, 1914 HOME TO MY MOTHER Whatever merit may lie in this book is due to her wisdom, her sympathy and her teaching AUTHOR'S PREFACE No undue liberties with history have been attempted in this romance. Few characters in the story are purely imaginary. Doubtless the fastidious reader will distinguish these intruders at a glance, and very properly ignore them. For they, and what they never were, and what they never did, merely sugar-coat a dose disguised, and gild the solid pill of fact with tinselled fiction. But from the flames of Poundridge town ablaze, to the rolling smoke of Catharines-town, Romance but limps along a trail hewed out for her more dainty feet by History, and measured inch by inch across the bloody archives of the nation. The milestones that once marked that dark and dreadful trail were dead men, red and white. Today a spider-web of highways spreads over that Dark Empire of the League, enmeshing half a thousand towns now all a-buzz by day and all a-glow by night. But when the Delawares broke faith, then the lash fell and the term "women" as applied to them carried a very different meaning when spat out by Canienga lips or snarled by Senecas.

30. Great SF&F Works: Books By Robert W. Chambers Books by robert W. chambers. A Few Words About robert W. chambers. Discussiontba Good Books By robert W. chambers *. The King in Yellow. http://sfandf.owlcroft.com/AUTHORS/RobertWChambers.shtml

==a critical list with discussions== This is a brief discussion of Robert W. Chambers and, of course, of some books by Robert W. Chambers. This discussion and list does not necessarily include every book by Chambers; it includes those books that I both know and like. Just as with the author list itself, omission of a particular item may mean I didn't think highly enough of the omitted item, or it may simply mean that I have not yet sufficient familiarity with it. (In a very few cases, I have listed some books merely on the strength of my opinion of the author: all such books are clearly marked below, as throughout these lists, with a hash mark ( ) before the title so you know what's what.) I don't pretend that this discussion is a deep analysis. My intent is no more than to give you a rough idea of what kinds of tales Chambers tells, how those tales are usually told, and what makes them and Chambers worthy; in sum, to help you rank Chambers (and the works by Chambers listed here) on your personal literary "to do" list. Books by Robert W. Chambers

31. Buy Links The King In Yellow By Robert W. Chambers The King in Yellow by robert W. chambers. Edition 1 of 4 of The King inYellow by robert W. chambers Paperback Sattre Press (01 April, 2002). http://sfandf.owlcroft.com/BOOKS/KinginYellow,The.html

32. Robert W. Chambers - CYbErDaRk.Net - Autores Translate this page Total 5 Del 1 al 5, robert W. chambers. Se han emitido un total de 92 votossobre los títulos de este autor, con una puntuación media de 8.58. http://www.cyberdark.net/autores.php3?cod=820

33. Robert W. Chambers: With The Band -- Roberts, Charles G. D.: In Cornell Universi robert W. chambers With the Band roberts, Charles GD robert W. chambersWith the Band. The Atlantic Monthly, vol. 80, issue 478 (August 1897). http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/moa/browse.author/r.112.html

A B C D ... Non-alphabetic Robert W. Chambers: With the Band Roberts, Charles G. D.: Previous Next Robert W. Chambers: With the Band The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 80, issue 478 (August 1897). Robert of Lincoln Putnam's Monthly , vol. 5, issue 30 (June 1855). Roberto Corsini. Translated from the French for the Democratic Review The United States Democratic Review , vol. 37, issue 1 (January 1856). Roberts, Chalmers A Mother of Martyrs The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 83, issue 495 (January 1899). Roberts, Charles G. D. Afoot Scribner's Magazine , vol. 15, issue 5 (May, 1894). Roberts, Charles G. D. Art The Century , vol. 53, issue 4 (Feb 1897). Roberts, Charles G. D. A Ballad Of Crossing The Brook Scribner's Magazine , vol. 16, issue 2 (August, 1894). Roberts, Charles G. D. The Ballad of the "Laughing Sally" The Century , vol. 51, issue 6 (Apr 1896). Roberts, Charles G. D. The Banquet Harper's New Monthly Magazine , vol. 92, issue 547 (December, 1895). Roberts, Charles G. D. The Bird's Song, The Sun, and the Wind The Century , vol. 44, issue 3 (July 1892). Roberts, Charles G. D.

34. Robert W. Chambers: The Tree Of Heaven Return to Art Gallery . http://www.violetbooks.com/gallery/chambers-tree.html

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35. In Tenebris Sculptus - Robert W. Chambers In Tenebris Sculptus Andrea Bonazzi. robert William chambers 2002. http://web.tiscali.it/no-redirect-tiscali/sculptus/chambers.html

"In Tenebris Sculptus" Andrea Bonazzi Robert William Chambers Montages

36. Robert W. Chambers: FC&F Em Portugal robert W. chambers, uma enciclopédiaonline. robert W. chambers Contos Em Busca do Desconhecido ? http://www.terravista.pt/MeiaPraia/1466/letras/fc/chambers-rw.html

Autores não-lusófonos Robert W. Chambers uma enciclopédia online Autores: A B C D ... H I J K L M ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Robert W. Chambers: Contos Em Busca do Desconhecido (tradução de Eduardo Saló Os Mágicos do Espaço () Topo

37. Robert W. Chambers - Research Page Chaper IV. Mr. robert W. chambers is the author of some fifty volumes,including novels, short stories, nature books, poems, and one drama. http://www.fortunecity.com/roswell/goldendawn/31/rwcshort.html

web hosting domain names email addresses related sites Our Short Story Writers by Blanche Colton Williams, Ph.D. New York Dodd, Mead and Company - 1929 Chaper IV Mr. Robert W. Chambers is the author of some fifty volumes, including novels, short stories, nature books, poems, and one drama. Known to the majority of readers through his longer romances, he began his career as artist of the brush and gained his first literary triumph by a volume of short stories, The King in Yellow Some years ago, Mr. Frederic Taber Cooper wrote an article on Mr. Chambers (1), which was later attacked in part by Mr. John Curtis Underwood(2). Mr. Underwood says, “If Mr. Chambers thoroughly deserves to be called the prince of wholesale and cheap illusion, of commercialized darkness and flippant immorality in American fiction, if he gets the highest current prices for literary lies and extravagant frivolity based on false social distinction and exclusively patrician ideals; if continually he assumes more than he proves, and alternately professes the most inconsequent triviality in his treatment of contemporary life and pose of the social reformer of society from the inside, when satirizes what he exploits; then it is small wonder that a comparatively large and unsophisticated section of the reading public, who still buy and read his books, are at a loss just where and how to place him.” Here is the expression of an extremist, obviously a thinker concerned about ethical values. But the critic who is artist before he is social reformer will have a different word, Mr. Rupert Hughes, in writing of Mr. Chambers, spoke of his “unusual eye for color, and his delight in beauty of every sort,” and he praised

38. Films Of Robert W Chambers I am currently researching a book on the gaslight author robert W. chambers. I alsomaintain a web site on his life and work. Scripted by robert W. chambers. http://www.fortunecity.com/roswell/goldendawn/31/herrick.html

web hosting domain names email addresses related sites Sunday, May 10, 1998 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Margaret Herrick Library 333 South La Cienega Blvd. Beverly Hills, CA 90211 phone # (310) 247-3020 - reference and question line Dear Sir or Madame: I am currently researching a book on the gaslight author Robert W. Chambers. I also maintain a web site on his life and work. I am trying to find out about the films that were made from his novels. He seems to have had a working relationship with Miss Marion Davies. I know that she made at least one film from a work of his, The restless sex 1918. The Restless Sex (Cosmopolitan Pictures, for Paramount, 1920) - Cast: Marion Davies, Ralph Kellard, Carlyle Blackwell, Charles Lane, Vivian Osborne, Corrine Barker, Edna Rose and Stephen Carr. Directed by Robert Z. Leonard. Scripted by Robert W. Chambers. Story by Frances Marion. 7 Reels. I also suspect that she made at least two other films from Chambers' novels, The Dark Star - 1919 and Operator 13 Chambers wrote a novel named Dark Star in 1917, which has a strong female lead.

39. The Yellow Sign By Robert W. Chambers The Yellow Sign. by robert W. chambers. I. Let the red dawn surmiseWhat we shall do, When this blue starlight dies And all is through. . http://www.gizmology.net/lovecraft/works/super/yellow.htm

document.write(header); The Yellow Sign by Robert W. Chambers I "Let the red dawn surmise What we shall do, When this blue starlight dies And all is through." I went back to my easel and motioned the model to resume her pose. After working awhile I was satisfied that I was spoiling what I had done as rapidly as possible, and I took up a palette knife and scraped the color out again. The flesh tones were sallow and unhealthy, and I did not understand how I could have painted such sickly color into a study which before that had glowed with healthy tones. I looked at Tessie. She had not changed, and the clear flush of health dyed her neck and cheeks as I frowned. "Is it something I've done?" she said. "No - I've made a mess of this arm, and for the life of me I can't see how I came to paint such mud as that into the canvas," I replied. "Don't I pose well?" she insisted. "Of course, perfectly." "Then it's not my fault?" "No. It's my own." "I'm very sorry," she said. I told her she could rest while I applied rag and turpentine to the plague spot on my canvas, and she went off to smoke a cigarette and look over the illustrations in the I did not know whether it was something in the turpentine or a defect in the canvas, but the more I scrubbed the more that gangrene seemed to spread. I worked like a beaver to get it out, and yet the disease appeared to creep from limb to limb of the study before me. Alarmed I strove to arrest it, but now the color on the breast changed and the whole figure seemed to absorb the infection as a sponge soaks up water. Vigorously I plied palette knife, turpentine, and scraper, thinking all the time what a seance I should hold with Duval who had sold me the canvas; but soon I noticed that it was not the canvas which was defective nor yet the colors of Edward. "It must be the turpentine," I thought angrily, "or else my eyes have become so blurred and confused by the afternoon light that I can't see straight." I called Tessie, the model. She came and leaned over my chair blowing rings of smoke into the air.

40. The Repairer Of Reputations By Robert W. Chambers The Repairer Of Reputations. robert W. chambers. Ne raillons pas les fous; leurfolie dure plus longtemps que la nôtre Voilà toute la differénce. I. http://www.gizmology.net/lovecraft/works/super/reputations.htm

document.write(header); The Repairer Of Reputations Robert W. Chambers Ne raillons pas les fous; leur folie dure plus longtemps que la nôtre ... Voilà toute la differénce. I But self-preservation is the first law, and the United States had to look on in helpless sorrow as Germany, Italy, Spain and Belgium writhed in the throes of Anarchy, while Russia, watching from the Caucasus, stooped and bound them one by one. The fall from my horse had fortunately left no evil results; on the contrary it had changed my whole character for the better. From a lazy young man about town, I had become active, energetic, temperate, and above all - oh, above all else - ambitious. There was only one thing which troubled me, I laughed at my own uneasiness, and yet it troubled me. It was, I remember, the 13th day of April, 1920, that the first Government Lethal Chamber was established on the south side of Washington Square, between Wooster Street and South Fifth Avenue. The block which had formerly consisted of a lot of shabby old buildings, used as cafés and restaurants for foreigners, had been acquired by the Government in the winter to 1898. The French and Italian cafés and restaurants were torn down; the whole block was enclosed by a gilded iron railing, and converted into a lovely garden with lawns, flowers and fountains. In the centre of the garden stood a small, white building, severely classical in architecture, and surrounded by thickets of flowers. Six Ionic columns supported the roof, and the single door was of bronze. A splendid marble group of "The Fates" stood before the door, the work of a young American sculptor, Boris Yvain, who had died in Paris when only twenty-three years old.

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