Black Cat Vol. 03 No. 02 November 1897

arts, books, fiction, history · EN

Step back into the enchanting world of The Black Cat (1895-1922), a monthly literary magazine renowned for its original short stories that delve into the uncanny and fantastical. This captivating second issue of Volume 3 features a diverse array of compelling narratives In Melted Melody by James J. McEvilly, an archaeologists peculiar experiment unfolds within the chilling confines of an ice cave. Wellington Vandivers Old Pruitt reveals the delightful secret behind why Block 2 was the most spirited area in gaol. Meanwhile, Philip Verrill Mighels’ The Coming and Going of a Washoe tells the heartwarming tale of a little Indian boy who captures the affection of two men. Joseph A. Altshelers A Problem of the East follows an American mariners desperate quest for freedom from slavery, while Annie Prescott Bull’s An Aproned Angel explores the timeless themes of undying love for both a sister and a lover. Immerse yourself in these mesmerizing stories, summarized beautifully by Sonia.