Here and Hereafter by Barry Pain

The themes of mortality and the meaning of life are central to Barry Pain's "Here and Hereafter." How does Middleton's struggle reflect the human experience?

By Barry Pain · First published 1920 · Genre: Supernatural, Fiction, Horror · 21 chapters

Contents

• MALA
• THE FEAST AND THE RECKONING
• POST-MORTEM
• THE GIRL WITH THE BEAUTIFUL HAIR
• THE WIDOWER
• THE UNFINISHED GAME
• SPARKLING BURGUNDY
• THE ACT OF HEROISM
• SOME NOTES ON CYRUS VERD
• THE FOUR-FINGERED HAND
• THE TOWER
• THE FUTILITY OF WILLIAM PENARDEN
• THE PATHOS OF THE COMMONPLACE
• THE NIGHT OF GLORY
• AN IDYLL OF THE SEA
• THE MAGIC RINGS
• THE UNSEEN POWER
• A BRISK ENGAGEMENT
• HASHEESH
• THE GARDENER
• THE SCENT

More by Barry Pain

• The End of a Show (1920)
• Eliza (1922)
• Marge Askinforit (1920)
• If Winter Don't (1920)
• THE NEW GULLIVER (1913)
• IN A LONDON GARDEN (1914)
• ZERO (1917)
• WHEN I WAS KING (1924)
• All works by Barry Pain