Between Dawn and Sunrise

Focusing on the works of James Branch Cabell, this volume showcases a blend of his notable and lesser-known writings, such as Jurgen and Figures of Earth. Known for his ironic style, Cabell's contributions to fantastic literature are examined through critical analysis by editor John Macy, providing insights into his unique narrative techniques and themes. The collection highlights Cabell's literary significance in the twentieth century, offering readers both familiar and new perspectives on his storytelling.