For the absolute Blackwood beginner, this outstanding anthology is probably the best place to start, although most of the pieces aren't actually 'ghost stories'. Includes 'The Willows' and 'The Wendigo'.

AB's 1st story collection. Although not quite at the level of his later work, it's still a 'must' for any serious ghost story fan.

AB's 3rd story collection about a 'psychic doctor'. Some of his best and most fascinating tales, often reflecting his occult studies.

AB's 5th ('Pan's Garden') and 6th ('Incredible Adventures') story collections are probably his greatest, and are certainly his most visionary. All-time classics of supernatural fiction.

AB wrote a lot of fantasies about children, most of which I find to be his weakest work. Probably his best efforts in this area are his first two novels, here contained in one volume.

AB's 4th novel, and his most powerful and personal statement of his own unique mystical vision of Nature and the Universe. Mike Ashley and S. T. Joshi both regard this book as the centerpiece of AB's work.

AB's own account of his amazingly strange experiences in New York City as a young man.

Contains a very fine and informative article on AB's work, in addition to articles on Machen, Dunsany, James, Bierce and Lovecraft.