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The Greatest Supernatural Tales of Sheridan Le Fanu (70+ Titles in One Edition) - Mysterious Ghostly Stories Tales of the Macabre Occult Horror and Suspense - cover

The Greatest Supernatural Tales of Sheridan Le Fanu (70+ Titles in One Edition) - Mysterious Ghostly Stories Tales of the Macabre Occult Horror and Suspense

M.R. James, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu

Publisher: Musaicum Books

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'The Greatest Supernatural Tales of Sheridan Le Fanu (70+ Titles in One Edition)' epitomizes the rich tapestry of 19th-century supernatural literature, weaving together the chilling, the mysterious, and the sublime. Within this anthology, readers encounter a myriad of stylistic approaches—from Le Fanu's psychologically dense narratives to M. R. James's more understated, yet acutely disturbing tales. The collection underscores the evolution of the ghost story from folkloric roots to a more sophisticated exploration of human fears and societal anxieties, reflecting the epoch's turbulent search for meaning beyond the material world. This anthology brings together two monumental figures in supernatural fiction, both of whom pioneered unique approaches that have influenced the genre profoundly. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, with his rich, Gothic creations and intricate characterizations, and M. R. James, whose scholarly background imbued his stories with an air of authenticity and cerebral horror, collectively encapsulate the 19th-century fascination with the spectral and the occult. Their stories, set against the backdrop of Victorian society, explore the intersection of daily life with the inexplicable and eerie, providing a critical reflection on the human condition. 'The Greatest Supernatural Tales of Sheridan Le Fanu (70+ Titles in One Edition)' is a definitive collection for aficionados and new readers alike, offering an unparalleled dive into the depths of psychic terror and supernatural lore. By presenting such a comprehensive range of tales, this volume not only serves as a substantial historical overview but also as a stimulus for deeper insight into the themes of fear, morality, and the unseen forces that shape our realities. Readers are encouraged to explore these narratives, engage with their complexities, and ponder the persisting allure of the supernatural in literature.
Available since: 10/06/2017.
Print length: 6072 pages.

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