It seems
certain that "D.N.J." was a Cambridge contemporary of M.R. James,
and likely that he was a member of the same circle, but nothing
else is known about the author. Only two tales appeared under the
initials, or pseudonym: "The Journal of Edward Hargood" (first
published in the Cambridge Review, January 26, 1911) and "The
Moon-Gazer" (first published in the Cambridge Review, June 9,
1920.)
Short Stories
The
Moon-Gazer and One Other, Haunted Library (Chester), 1988
(Includes:
"Introduction" by Rosemary Pardoe, "The Moon-Gazer", "The Journal
of Edward Hargood".)
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