Charles Willing Beale: 6 books

If you like your hauntings with a heavy dose of philosophy thrown in, try the spooky but cerebral novella The Ghost of Guir House by American author Charles Willing Beale. A Mr. Henley receives an unusual request for assistance and decides on a whim to try to help out the writer of the letter. That decision leads him to Guir House, a mysterious manse full of strange characters.

The Secret of the Earth is a science fiction written by Charles Willing Beale. First published in 1899, in the United States and Great Britain by F. Tennyson Neely and now republish and edit again. This book has 23 chapters.

An expedition discovers a lost city in the far northern sea. Written over a century ago, this classic still holds its value as a true 'lost civilization' tale of the genre.

When Dirk Waaijen, master of the Voorne, was five days out from the island of Celebes, a strange thing happened. For nearly a week the Dutchman had idled along with a cargo of cocoa, jaggaree, trepang, some Manado coffee, a few bags of nutmegs and other products of the Archipelago, but without an...