The Dweller on the Threshold is a 1911 paranormal fiction novel by Robert Hichens that explores themes of faith, psychic research, and personal turmoil. The story follows Rev. Marcus Harding, a troubled clergyman, and Evelyn Malling, a woman intrigued by the supernatural, as they navigate complex emotional landscapes and contradictions of belief. Their interactions reveal deeper psychological and spiritual conflicts, particularly regarding Harding's influence on his curate, Henry Chichester. The novel examines the impact of character and perception on personal identity and the unseen forces that may shape one's soul.
