Mysticism enters the world of twentieth-century English fiction in this study of the rise of the mystical novel. The book examines how writers incorporated spiritual experiences, metaphysical questions, occult ideas, and encounters with the transcendent into literary narratives. By connecting literary history with religious and esoteric thought, it reveals how fiction became a space for exploring forms of knowledge that lie beyond ordinary rational explanation. The study is particularly useful for readers interested in modern literature, mysticism, spirituality, and the history of Western esotericism, offering a detailed look at how mystical ideas shaped narrative experimentation and literary imagination.

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