Faversham's Dream

John Faversham, a rational Englishman, experiences a strange connection with a 19th-century poet whose work reflects a troubling dream he has been having. As the narrative unfolds, it reveals links to the English Reformation of the 16th century, exploring themes of sin and redemption without resorting to simplistic moral conclusions. The story intricately weaves together past and present, emphasizing the complex interplay of good and evil in human experience.