Introduction

The Library

The Mirror

The Raven

Somewhere or Nowhere?

The Old Church

The Sexton’s Cottage

The Cemetery

My Father’s Manuscript

I Repent

The Bad Burrow

The Evil Wood

Friends and Foes

The Little Ones

A Crisis

A Strange Hostess

A Gruesome Dance

A Grotesque Tragedy

Dead or Alive?

The White Leech

Gone!–But How?

The Fugitive Mother

Bulika

A Woman of Bulika

The White Leopardess

The Princess

A Battle Royal

The Silent Fountain

 I Am Silenced

The Persian Cat

Adam Explains

 The Sexton’s Old Horse

The Lovers and the Bags

Lona’s Narrative

Preparation

The Little Ones in Bulika

Mother and Daughter

The Shadow

To The House of Bitterness

That Night

The House of Death

 I Am Sent

I Sleep The Sleep

The Dreams That Came

The Waking

The Journey Home

The City

The “Endless Ending” 

Lilith is a novel written by George MacDonald that explores themes of life, death, and salvation. The narrative follows Mr. Vane, an orphan and proprietor of a vast library, as he embarks on a dreamlike journey to another realm.

fiction

fantasy

Lilith