The Intruder, The Blind, The Seven Princesses, The Death Of Tintagiles (1920)

Exploring themes of isolation, death, and the supernatural, this collection features four plays by Maurice Maeterlinck. "The Intruder" depicts a family's growing terror from an unseen force, while "The Blind" portrays the descent into madness among a group of blind individuals stranded in a forest. "The Seven Princesses" presents a conflict between familial loyalty and the quest for freedom, and "The Death of Tintagiles" tells a tragic tale of a young prince's desperate escape from his cruel aunt. This atmospheric anthology remains captivating and thought-provoking.