The White Hands and Other Weird Tales

This collection of nine stories by Mark Samuels explores themes rooted in the twentieth-century weird tale tradition, with a distinct European influence. Centered on modern fears such as isolation and dislocation, the stories evoke a sense of cosmic and urban unease, blending themes of the unknown with the disconcerting realities of city life. Through these narratives, readers are invited to contemplate the boundaries between the vastness of space and the bleakness of urban environments.