"The Supernatural in Modern English Fiction" by Dorothy Scarborough is a scholarly work that examines the use of supernatural themes and elements in English literature from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Scarborough explores how modern English writers incorporate supernatural phenomena into their narratives and the impact this has on their stories.The book analyzes various authors and their works, delving into how they use supernatural elements to enhance themes, create suspense, and reflect cultural anxieties. Scarborough's analysis covers a range of genres, including ghost stories, occult fiction, and other supernatural tales, providing insights into the literary techniques and thematic concerns of the period.