The Night Land

ISBN-10
0345097866
ISBN-13
9780345097866
Series
The Night Land
Category
Fantasy fiction, English
Pages
244
Language
English
Published
1973
Publisher
Pan
Author
William Hope Hodgson

Description

It was the Joy of the Sunset that brought us to speech. I was gone a long way from my house walking lonely-wise and stopping often that I view the piling upward of the Battlements of Evening and to feel the dear and strange gathering of the Dusk come over all the world about me.

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