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The Lady of the Shroud. A Vampire Tale – Bram Stoker's Horror Classic
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- Nombre de pages272
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4780863-3
- EAN8596547808633
- Date de parution12/01/2024
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille764 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Lady of the Shroud, " Bram Stoker weaves a captivating tale that melds elements of gothic horror with romance and adventure. Set against the backdrop of a mysterious Caribbean island, the novel explores themes of isolation, identity, and the supernatural. Stoker employs a varied narrative style, utilizing letters, diary entries, and third-person accounts to create a multifaceted viewpoint that enhances the tension and atmosphere of the story.
The book is notable for its rich characterizations and vivid descriptions, while also incorporating elements of colonial intrigue, reflecting the anxieties of late Victorian society regarding the unknown and the exotic. Bram Stoker, famed for his iconic work "Dracula, " wrote "The Lady of the Shroud" in a period where the fascination with the supernatural was at its peak. His extensive travels and interests in folklore and mysticism profoundly influenced his writing.
Stoker's personal experiences and academic pursuits in literature and history provided him with the depth to craft narratives that entertain while probing the darker aspects of human nature. Recommending "The Lady of the Shroud" is to invite readers into an enigmatic world that brims with suspense and emotional resonance. Fans of gothic literature and those seeking a poignant exploration of love in the face of moral uncertainty will find themselves enthralled by Stoker's masterful storytelling.
The book is notable for its rich characterizations and vivid descriptions, while also incorporating elements of colonial intrigue, reflecting the anxieties of late Victorian society regarding the unknown and the exotic. Bram Stoker, famed for his iconic work "Dracula, " wrote "The Lady of the Shroud" in a period where the fascination with the supernatural was at its peak. His extensive travels and interests in folklore and mysticism profoundly influenced his writing.
Stoker's personal experiences and academic pursuits in literature and history provided him with the depth to craft narratives that entertain while probing the darker aspects of human nature. Recommending "The Lady of the Shroud" is to invite readers into an enigmatic world that brims with suspense and emotional resonance. Fans of gothic literature and those seeking a poignant exploration of love in the face of moral uncertainty will find themselves enthralled by Stoker's masterful storytelling.
In "The Lady of the Shroud, " Bram Stoker weaves a captivating tale that melds elements of gothic horror with romance and adventure. Set against the backdrop of a mysterious Caribbean island, the novel explores themes of isolation, identity, and the supernatural. Stoker employs a varied narrative style, utilizing letters, diary entries, and third-person accounts to create a multifaceted viewpoint that enhances the tension and atmosphere of the story.
The book is notable for its rich characterizations and vivid descriptions, while also incorporating elements of colonial intrigue, reflecting the anxieties of late Victorian society regarding the unknown and the exotic. Bram Stoker, famed for his iconic work "Dracula, " wrote "The Lady of the Shroud" in a period where the fascination with the supernatural was at its peak. His extensive travels and interests in folklore and mysticism profoundly influenced his writing.
Stoker's personal experiences and academic pursuits in literature and history provided him with the depth to craft narratives that entertain while probing the darker aspects of human nature. Recommending "The Lady of the Shroud" is to invite readers into an enigmatic world that brims with suspense and emotional resonance. Fans of gothic literature and those seeking a poignant exploration of love in the face of moral uncertainty will find themselves enthralled by Stoker's masterful storytelling.
The book is notable for its rich characterizations and vivid descriptions, while also incorporating elements of colonial intrigue, reflecting the anxieties of late Victorian society regarding the unknown and the exotic. Bram Stoker, famed for his iconic work "Dracula, " wrote "The Lady of the Shroud" in a period where the fascination with the supernatural was at its peak. His extensive travels and interests in folklore and mysticism profoundly influenced his writing.
Stoker's personal experiences and academic pursuits in literature and history provided him with the depth to craft narratives that entertain while probing the darker aspects of human nature. Recommending "The Lady of the Shroud" is to invite readers into an enigmatic world that brims with suspense and emotional resonance. Fans of gothic literature and those seeking a poignant exploration of love in the face of moral uncertainty will find themselves enthralled by Stoker's masterful storytelling.
