Sunfire
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Sunfire (1923) â Harrowing and Weird Events Startle the Five Adventurers Who Land Upon a Far-off Island
Chapter One â The Derelict Fleet
Chapter Two â To The Rescue
Chapter Three â Scolopendra Horribilis
Chapter Four â âSunfireâ
Chapter Five â The Bronze Lever
Chapter Six â Assai Wine
Chapter Seven â The Hag
Chapter Eight â âTata Quarahyâ
Part Two â A Resume Of The Early Chapters
Chapter Nine â An Unwelcome Invitation
Chapter Ten â The Dance
Chapter Eleven â The Sacrifice
Chapter Twelve â Revenge!
Chapter Thirteen â An Awful Chime
Chapter Fourteen â Flight
Chapter Fifteen â Down The Stair
Chapter Sixteen â The Story Of Miss Enid Widdiup
Sunfire was Bennettâs last published work. It was serialized in two parts in Weird Tales in 1923.
Sunfire contains 2 illustrations.
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Francis Stevens was the pen-name of Gertrude Barrows Bennett (1883-1948). Bennett has been credited as having âthe best claim at creating the new genre of dark fantasyâ.
Bennett was the first major female writer of fantasy and science fiction in the United States, and has been called the most important female fantasy writer between Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley and C.L. Moore. It has been said that she influenced both H.P. Lovecraft and A. Merritt, both of whom âemulated Bennettâs earlier style and themesâ.
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