Gerald Kersh művei

The Great Wash

Journalist George Oaks and his friend Albert Kemp, a mystery novelist, are on their way to meet their friend, the celebrated philosopher ...

Prelude to a certain midnight

The Nine Lives of Bill Nelson

Bill Nelson was a regular in the pre-war army, a survivor of Dunkirk and latterly an instructor at Pirbright for the trainee guardsmen. H...

Men Are So Ardent

All Gerald Kersh's admirers will surely want to read his first novel, Men Are So Ardent. It made his reputation with the critics immediat...

The Brighton Monster and Others

Night and the City

Harry Fabian is a ponce, a Flash Harry in an expensive suit, a cockney wide boy who adopts American tones and talks big, yet will never m...

Clock Without Hands

Best known for his gritty novels of London life and his weird and often horrific short fiction, in Clock Without Hands (1949) Gerald Kers...

Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled

Autobiographical short-stories.

The Brazen Bull

The Song of the Flea

With The Song Of The Flea (1948) Gerald Kersh revisited the demi-monde of his famous Night And The City; but this novel concerns a writer...

Men Without Bones

Venture into this alarmingly convincing world, meet the horse whose stubbornness changed history, or the man damned to everlasting love, ...

The Thousand Deaths of Mr. Small

'The Thousand Deaths Of Mr Small is the best novel that Gerald Kersh has yet written... Charles Small, successful advertising expert and ...

A Long Cool Day in Hell

"Lily Star Clarke is a veritable Little Snowdrop, as innocently sweet as can be. Yet it was she who ran down Louie Cagliaro and broke the...

Brock

A fantastic cavalcade of exotic characters pass through Holly's life; among them, Cornelia Castashoe, his tyrannical great-grandmother; t...

Best SF Two

Science fiction stories; The altar at midnight; Hobson's choice; Outside; Angel's egg; Placet is a crazy place; Little lost robot; The co...