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Police!!!

Robert W. Chambers

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Grue's as he looked up at the huge, unclean bird. His vitreous eyes fairly glittered; the corners of his mouth quivered and grew wet; and to my astonishment he seemed to emit a low, mewing noise.

"What the devil are you doing?" I said impulsively, in my amazement and disgust.

He looked at me, his eyes still glittering, the corners of his mouth still wet; but the curious sounds had ceased.

"What?" he asked.

"Nothing. I thought you spoke." I didn't know what else to say.

He made no reply. Once, when I had partly turned my head, I was aware that he was warily turning his to look at the vulture, which had alighted heavily on the ground near the entrails and heads of the mullet, where he had cast them on the dead leaves.

I walked over to where Evelyn Grey and Kemper sat so busily conversing; and their volubility ceased as they glanced up and saw me approaching. Which phenomenon both perplexed and displeased me.

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Community Reviews

Disappointing one-joke collection from the master who wrote The King In Yellow. Low levels of imagination and uninspired style, along with sub-sitcom levels of joke predictability sink the thing deep.

Now my review/rating is for the original Police!!! And since that has 293 p. I guess it’s unfair to compare.

An entertaining but ultimately trivial collection of cryptozoological short stories. The stories are all very formulaic, but it’s a decent formula so that’s not a major complaint. One gets the impression that these tales are heavily influenced by the romance genre Chambers was increasing migrating i

This final fantastical outing by horror great Chambers is amusing, but pale compared to his earlier works. Nestled in-between his once-popular parlor romances, 'Police!' continues the fantastical stories of Dr. Percy, ever searching the world for zoological discoveries and love, and doomed never to