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Into the Darkness
Wilhelm HauffCharles DickensMark TwainHarriet Beecher StoweOscar WildeRobert Louis StevensonEdgar Allan PoeWilliam Hope HodgsonJoseph Sheridan Le FanuJohn BuchanLouis TracyBram StokerHenry JamesThéophile GautierArthur Conan DoyleAlgernon BlackwoodThomas De QuinceyJohn Meade FalknerGuy de MaupassantThomas HardyDaniel DefoeJohn Kendrick BangsCleveland MoffettRudyard KiplingAmbrose BierceFrederick MarryatWashington IrvingNathaniel HawthorneGrant AllenArthur MachenWilkie CollinsSakiWilliam Makepeace ThackerayThomas Peckett PrestJames Malcolm RymerWalter HubbellCharlotte Perkins GilmanRichard MarshCatherine CroweH. G. WellsRobert W. ChambersW. W. JacobsE. F. BensonJerome K. JeromeM. R. JamesE. T. A. HoffmannH. P. LovecraftRobert E. HowardEdith NesbitSabine Baring-GouldFrancis Marion CrawfordMary Elizabeth BraddonMary Louisa MolesworthMary E. Wilkins FreemanNikolai GogolMary ShelleyElizabeth GaskellGertrude AthertonEdward Bulwer-LyttonLouisa M. AlcottAmelia B. EdwardsFitz-James O'BrienÉmile ErckmannAlexandre ChatrianPedro De AlarçonJ. K. Huysmans
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Boxed Set: 560+ Macabre & Horror Classics and Supernatural Mysteries
出版DigiCat, 2023-11-15
主題Fiction / HorrorFiction / Anthologies (multiple authors)
ISBNEAN:8596547722601
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=dVDiEAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋Diving deep into the mysterious and the macabre, *Into the Darkness* is an enthralling anthology that traverses the shadowy landscapes of 19th and early 20th-century literature. This collection brings together an eclectic mix of gothic horror, supernatural tales, and psychological explorations, each narratively rich in atmosphere and tension. From chilling tales of the spectral and the peculiar to the deeply introspective, the variety showcases the period's literary ingenuity and fascination with the dark corners of the human psyche. Standout pieces, which tread the fine line between reality and the beyond, evoke an unforgettable journey through the unknown. The anthology assembles luminaries from Wilhelm Hauff to H. P. Lovecraft, representing a wide array of cultural and stylistic backgrounds. Together, they craft a panorama of the themes that preoccupied their eras—the boundaries of human experience, the distortion of time, and the existential dread woven into everyday life. This convergence of voices underscores the impact of gothic and horror traditions, reflecting movements such as Romanticism, the Gothic Revival, and the burgeoning interest in speculative fiction, enriching the reader's understanding of the era's preoccupations and societal undercurrents. *Into the Darkness* is a compendium that offers a remarkable exploration of human fears and fascinations, drawing upon multiple perspectives that evoke a complex tapestry of gothic allure. For readers eager to delve into the nuances of terror and the macabre, this anthology provides an invaluable resource. Its educational insights and thematic breadth make it an essential read for those wishing to explore the dialogues between these groundbreaking authors, cultivating an appreciation for the enduring legacy of dark and speculative storytelling.