true tales of the weird a record of personal experiences of the supernatural
1920. These stories are not founded upon fact; they are fact. They are absolutely and literally true. Mr. Dickinson wrote these stories with no purpose to bolster up any theory or to strengthen or weaken any belief, and they neither prove nor disprove anything whatsoever. These accounts by Mr. Dickinson bear internal evidence to their true psychic origin and to the trained observer scarcely need corroboration or other external support. They are moving human documents, with a strong literary appeal. Contents: mystery of two continents; a spirit of health; miracle of the flowers; midnight horseman; the haunted bungalow.
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