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David Lindsay Books in Order

Explore David Lindsay's books in publication order, from A Voyage to Arcturus to his supernatural romances, philosophical fantasies, and historical adventure.

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A Voyage to Arcturus

by David Lindsay

1920

Maskull travels from Earth to the alien planet Tormance, where unfamiliar landscapes and inhabitants challenge his understanding of existence. His journey becomes a philosophical quest through shifting identities, conflicting moral visions, and the mysterious forces shaping the universe.

The Haunted Woman

by David Lindsay

1922

At an ancient Sussex house, Isbel Loment discovers a staircase visible only to certain people. Its strange rooms draw her into an unsettling relationship with the owner, Henry Judge, and experiences she cannot remember after returning to ordinary life.

Sphinx

by David Lindsay

1923

Nicholas Cabot takes lodgings in a country house to develop a machine that records dreams. His experiments and encounters with a composer and a mysterious widow entangle scientific curiosity with troubling questions about creativity, desire, and the meaning of existence.

In France in 1700, impoverished former soldier Gaston de Mailly joins forces with lawyer Fleurus to handle cases beyond ordinary legal remedies. Wit and swordsmanship carry him through courtly humiliations, dangerous intrigues, and an assassination plot.

Devil's Tor

by David Lindsay

1932

A storm opens an ancient tomb beneath a Dartmoor rock formation, drawing Ingrid Fleming and her cousin into a supernatural mystery. Sacred stones, travelers returning from Tibet, and a prophecy connect their lives to an approaching transformation of humanity.

The Violet Apple and The Witch

by David Lindsay

1976

This volume pairs two supernatural works: The Violet Apple, in which an inherited ornament contains a seed said to come from Eden, and the unfinished The Witch, where a mysterious woman offers a visitor visions of the soul after death.

Standalone David Lindsay books

  1. Book cover for "A Voyage to Arcturus"

    A Voyage to Arcturus

    by David Lindsay

    1920
  2. Book cover for "The Haunted Woman"

    The Haunted Woman

    by David Lindsay

    1922
  3. Book cover for "Sphinx"

    Sphinx

    by David Lindsay

    1923
  4. Book cover for "Adventures of Monsieur de Mailly"
  5. Book cover for "Devil's Tor"

    Devil's Tor

    by David Lindsay

    1932
  6. Book cover for "The Violet Apple and The Witch"

    The Violet Apple and The Witch

    by David Lindsay

    1976

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