THE LOST VALLEY ? ? Algernon Blackwood spent the first half of 1909 traveling around Switzerland. When he returned to England, he produced around twenty stories, most of which formed the basis for his next collection, The Lost Valley, published by Eveleigh Nash in June, 1910. Here are supernatural nature mysteries, ghost stories and visions galore?tales of loss and redemption, and the horror of the unknown?taking the reader from the stark terror of ?The Wendigo? and ?Old Clothes? to the light of hope in ?Carlton?s Drive? and the spiritual finale, ?The Eccentricity of Simon Parnacute.????? ???? ? THE WOLVES OF GOD ? By 1920, Blackwood had recovered from the depression of the First World War, and began writing again with a renewed zest, inspired to some degree by his explorer friend, Wilfrid Wilson, to whom he gave co-credit for the 1921 collection, The Wolves of God, though all the stories were by Blackwood. Many of these tales are wilderness stories, like the title story, "Running Wolf," "First Hate" and "The Valley of the Beasts." ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????? But The Wolve