Once Upon A Time

Richard Harding Davis (Apr 18, 1864 – Apr 11, 1916) was an American journalist and author of fiction. He is mostly remembered as a war correspondent, the first one from America to cover war with Spain, Second Boer War and World War I. Davis’ contributions caused a great impact on the face of American magazine. He was admired by numerous popular writers of his time, for he was a living person with a real biography that could make any fictional one look plain. 

The Lost Road is a collection of short stories by Richard H. Davis. These stories are inspired by what Davis have seen all over the world as a war correspondent and journalist, and without a doubt he had seen his fair share of strangeness. He was a proven master of weaving words around truth, but what could he do with fiction? Read and find out!