Robert William Chambers
B. J. Harrison Reads The Yellow Sign
Unabridged
48 minutes
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'The Yellow Sign' is considered to be Robert Chambers' horror masterpiece. He introduces us to Mr. Scott, an artist living in New York City. One day, Scott sees an overweight young man, who looks like a lawn grub to him. The artist's is working on a painting of a girl named Tessie. When the girl falls ill, Scott tries to cure her, so he can finish his work as fast as possible. However, Tessie's condition gets worse and she starts having very strange dreams. Who is the young man that Scott saw? Is he related to Tessie and is he responsible in some way for her condition? Will she survive? What is the mystery surrounding her condition? Find all the answers in Robert W. Chambers' horror story 'The Yellow Sign' from 1895.
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