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Hamlin Hannibal Garland
| Biography: | Hamlin Hannibal Garland (1860-1940) was an American writer known for his portrayal of hard-working Midwestern farmers. In 1891, a short story collection, Main-Traveled Roads, sealed his success and he went on to write biographies and memoirs, winning a Pulitzer Prize for Biography in 1922. Garland was interested in Spiritualism and psychic phenomena, and wrote books on the topic such as The Mystery of the Buried Crosses (1939). |
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Tyranny of the Dark  |
Tyranny of the Dark
Viola is a lovely, normal girl on the outside, but inside carries incredible psychic powers. Others will exploit her abilities, unless Morton Serviss can rescue her from their selfish plans. Many paranormal episodes in this story come from real-life investigations by the author. Category: Fantasy & Paranormal Romance |
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