The Complete Horror Novels
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- Nombre de pages1271
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4739425-9
- EAN8596547394259
- Date de parution13/11/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille2 Mo
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Résumé
In "The Complete Horror Novels, " Francis Marion Crawford presents a masterful exploration of terror and the supernatural, encapsulating the late Victorian fascination with the macabre. This anthology compiles his most compelling works, characterized by intricate prose and atmospheric settings that deftly evoke a sense of dread. Crawford's narratives often probe the twilight realm between reality and the otherworldly, drawing on themes of human psychology and dread that resonate with contemporary Gothic literature.
With a rich tapestry of character-driven plots, his works invite readers into a shadowy world filled with existential uncertainties and moral ambiguities, defining an era of horror that laid the foundation for future genres. Crawford, an American author born in 1854 to a cultured family in Italy, became an influential voice in literature, shaped by his diverse experiences in Europe and deep engagement with classic and contemporary literary traditions.
His travels and comprehensive understanding of folklore likely fueled his imaginative landscapes in horror fiction. With an academic background from Harvard and a passion for storytelling, Crawford sought to blend modern horror with the narrative techniques of 19th-century fiction, crafting tales that challenged and entertained. For readers eager to experience the depth of human fear and the enigma of the unknown, "The Complete Horror Novels" is an indispensable addition to any literary collection.
This anthology serves not only as a gateway into Crawford's chilling world but also as a crucial text for understanding the evolution of horror literature during a transformative period. Delve into the eerie enchantments of Crawford's imagination and discover why his works remain significant for genre enthusiasts.
With a rich tapestry of character-driven plots, his works invite readers into a shadowy world filled with existential uncertainties and moral ambiguities, defining an era of horror that laid the foundation for future genres. Crawford, an American author born in 1854 to a cultured family in Italy, became an influential voice in literature, shaped by his diverse experiences in Europe and deep engagement with classic and contemporary literary traditions.
His travels and comprehensive understanding of folklore likely fueled his imaginative landscapes in horror fiction. With an academic background from Harvard and a passion for storytelling, Crawford sought to blend modern horror with the narrative techniques of 19th-century fiction, crafting tales that challenged and entertained. For readers eager to experience the depth of human fear and the enigma of the unknown, "The Complete Horror Novels" is an indispensable addition to any literary collection.
This anthology serves not only as a gateway into Crawford's chilling world but also as a crucial text for understanding the evolution of horror literature during a transformative period. Delve into the eerie enchantments of Crawford's imagination and discover why his works remain significant for genre enthusiasts.
In "The Complete Horror Novels, " Francis Marion Crawford presents a masterful exploration of terror and the supernatural, encapsulating the late Victorian fascination with the macabre. This anthology compiles his most compelling works, characterized by intricate prose and atmospheric settings that deftly evoke a sense of dread. Crawford's narratives often probe the twilight realm between reality and the otherworldly, drawing on themes of human psychology and dread that resonate with contemporary Gothic literature.
With a rich tapestry of character-driven plots, his works invite readers into a shadowy world filled with existential uncertainties and moral ambiguities, defining an era of horror that laid the foundation for future genres. Crawford, an American author born in 1854 to a cultured family in Italy, became an influential voice in literature, shaped by his diverse experiences in Europe and deep engagement with classic and contemporary literary traditions.
His travels and comprehensive understanding of folklore likely fueled his imaginative landscapes in horror fiction. With an academic background from Harvard and a passion for storytelling, Crawford sought to blend modern horror with the narrative techniques of 19th-century fiction, crafting tales that challenged and entertained. For readers eager to experience the depth of human fear and the enigma of the unknown, "The Complete Horror Novels" is an indispensable addition to any literary collection.
This anthology serves not only as a gateway into Crawford's chilling world but also as a crucial text for understanding the evolution of horror literature during a transformative period. Delve into the eerie enchantments of Crawford's imagination and discover why his works remain significant for genre enthusiasts.
With a rich tapestry of character-driven plots, his works invite readers into a shadowy world filled with existential uncertainties and moral ambiguities, defining an era of horror that laid the foundation for future genres. Crawford, an American author born in 1854 to a cultured family in Italy, became an influential voice in literature, shaped by his diverse experiences in Europe and deep engagement with classic and contemporary literary traditions.
His travels and comprehensive understanding of folklore likely fueled his imaginative landscapes in horror fiction. With an academic background from Harvard and a passion for storytelling, Crawford sought to blend modern horror with the narrative techniques of 19th-century fiction, crafting tales that challenged and entertained. For readers eager to experience the depth of human fear and the enigma of the unknown, "The Complete Horror Novels" is an indispensable addition to any literary collection.
This anthology serves not only as a gateway into Crawford's chilling world but also as a crucial text for understanding the evolution of horror literature during a transformative period. Delve into the eerie enchantments of Crawford's imagination and discover why his works remain significant for genre enthusiasts.
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