Fantasy Stories

A classic American short story blending folklore, fantasy, and social satire.

Andrew Lang retells the classic collection of Middle Eastern and South Asian folk tales.

A collection of traditional fairy tales from around the world.

The book is the sequel to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and continues Alice’s adventures, this time in a world “on the other side of the mirror.”

With E. Hoffmann Price, the story begins with Randolph Carter’s friends gathering after his mysterious disappearance.

A collection of children’s stories and fairy tales that draw on folklore, fantasy, and imaginative adventures.

The story follows a recurring Lovecraft protagonist, who has become disillusioned with the mundane, rational world.

The story follows a wandering young man and singer, who roams from city to city in search of his lost city.

The story reimagines Lewis Carroll’s Alice, years after her adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.

A mix of adult fiction and whimsical fantasy, told largely through the voice of a middle-aged, somewhat eccentric narrator, Captain W.