The Scarecrow, and Other Stories

The Scarecrow, and Other Stories is a collection of supernatural short stories by G. Ranger Wormser, first published in 1918. The anthology explores themes of fear, yearning, and the uncanny, with the titular story featuring a young boy named Benny who becomes increasingly fascinated and frightened by a scarecrow on his family's farm. This work highlights the intersection of ordinary life and extraordinary fears, showcasing Wormser's unique narrative style that has remained largely overlooked since its initial release.