Previous SFF Author: Robert Brockway
John William Brodie-Innes was born in Morayshire, Scotland in 1848. A lawyer by trade, Brodie-Innes also authored four books, including the celebrated 1915 novel The Devil’s Mistress. Brodie-Innes passed away in 1923, at age 75.
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The Devil’s Mistress by J.W. Brodie-Innes
A little while back, I shared some thoughts here regarding two books – Elliott O’Donnell’s The Sorcery Club (1912) and G. Firth Scott’s Possessed (also from 1912) – that were released by the London-based publisher William Rider & Son, whose specialty was occult literature. Now, I would like to pull off a hat trick of sorts by discussing still another supernatural book from this enterprising house;
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Previous SFF Author: Robert Brockway
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