Titlebook: Weird Fiction and Science at the Fin de Siècle; Emily Alder Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020 British Fiction

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Weirdfinders: Reality, Mastery, and the Occult in E. and H. Heron, Algernon Blackwood, and William HCarnacki champion the credentials of borderland science. Their expertise manifests variously as esoteric knowledge, occult technologies, and psychic strength or mental powers, as hybrids of the ghost-finding practices and technologies of the Society for Psychical Research and the rituals or experiments of occultism are translated into fiction.

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Weird Tales and Scientific Borderlands at the ,outlines the emergence of the weird tale in the late nineteenth century and examines ways of defining the weird. It introduces the borderlands discernible in psychology, psychical research, biology, physics, and the occult and the challenges they offered to the conventions of traditional scientific

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Weird Knowledge: Experiments, Senses, and Epistemology in Stevenson, Machen, and Edith Nesbitas they rely on established conventions such as empirical evidence. Edith Nesbit’s short stories “The Three Drugs” and “The Five Senses” emphasise expanded sensory experience as a way of knowing radical weird realities. Weird tales become narrative laboratories in which the limits of scientific meth

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