Inner Europe

In an East Prussian manor house, a Bohemian library, a Bulgarian railway station; in a Venetian citadel, a Breton harbour, a city in the Caucasus, char­acters encounter not only the vicis­situdes of history but also the sub­tle influences of the uncanny.

As they face war, revolution and up­heaval, or the quieter encroachments of decay, these haunted figures must find their way both in a changed world and in mysterious overlapping other­worlds.  

Inner Europe collects thirteen stories, eleven of them newly written for this book. This shared volume follows the two authors’ well-received Secret Europe and takes the reader once again on strange journeys to forgotten or little-known places and peculiar historical byways.