Wyllard's Weird is a mystery novel by M. E. Braddon, first published in 1885. Set in a secluded Cornish landscape, the story begins with the tragic death of a young woman who falls from a moving train, prompting speculation about whether it was an accident or suicide. The central character, Julian Wyllard, along with Dr. Menheniot and Bothwell Grahame, becomes embroiled in the investigation, revealing deeper themes of human nature, secrets, and community dynamics. This work is notable for its atmospheric narrative and exploration of suspense in a Victorian context.
