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    The House on the BorderlandNovel

    William Hope Hodgson · standalone novel · 1908

    Dark in tone, about madness, set in otherworld.

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    series · 26 books · 1919

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    Charles Williams · standalone novel · 1931

    Set in our world and british isles.

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    Roger Zelazny · standalone novel · 1993

    Dark fantasy, set in our world and contemporary.

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    The Cosmic PuppetsNovel

    Philip K. Dick · standalone novel · 1957

    Science fiction, about identity, set in north america and mid 20th century.

    “Barton learns that the town is a battleground in a cosmic struggle between two ancient beings, a conflict that has twisted the fabric of his home and the memories of its inhabitants.”

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    Mark Hodder · standalone novel · 2012

    Portal fantasy and science fiction, set in secondary world and otherworld.

    “Fleisher and Stark meet the native Yatsill, consummate mimics who construct an elaborate society based on Victorian London, using details mined from the thoughts of their new visitors.”

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