1924 BEN HECHT. The Kingdom of Evil. Phantasmagoric - Psychological Science Fiction of the 1920's Irvingite not published elsewhere]

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Corners rubbed through

John Wesley reprinted edited versions of his works for the Methodists

Aside from his private diary

1924 BEN HECHT. The Kingdom of Evil. Phantasmagoric - Psychological Science Fiction of the 1920's Irvingite not published elsewhere]A very finely preserved, first edition, limited to 2000 numbered copies, of which 1900 were offered for sale by subscription only. This being sequel to Fantazius Mallare: A Mysterious Oath [1922], "set in a phantasmagoric private universe in which fragments of Mallare's shattered psyche appear as characters awaiting the arrival of the god Synthemus, whose advent proves to be not quite what they had anticipated. [Both novellas are] deeply felt