The Street of the Eye: And Nine Other Tales

The Street of the Eye: And Nine Other Tales is a collection of short stories by Gerald Bullett, first published in 1923. This anthology delves into themes of the supernatural, human nature, and moral dilemmas, often reflecting on existential questions and interpersonal relationships. The titular story introduces Saunders, who shares ghost stories in a Marseilles café, setting the tone for philosophical explorations of fear, belief, and the nature of existence throughout the collection.