Chronicle · Written 1932 → Published 1933
The Dreams in the Witch House
A mathematics student rents a garret room with a history — a 17th-century witch once used its oddly-angled walls to slip out of ordinary space entirely. His studies into non-Euclidean geometry start bending his dreams toward the same escape route, and toward the witch's small, sharp-toothed familiar, and toward what waits at the mad center of everything beyond.