A Son of Perdition
A reproduction of Fergus Hume's classic horror novel published by Outlook Verlag.
This edition offers a faithful reproduction of Hume's work, categorized under general horror and classics. The physical book contains 254 pages and measures 21.01 centimeters long. It weighs 0.34 kilograms. The content reflects the gothic and supernatural themes typical of its era. Readers can expect a straightforward presentation of the original text. The packaging details indicate a carton quantity of 28 units for distribution. This format allows collectors and enthusiasts to own a physical copy of the source material. It does not include new introductions or modern commentary in the provided facts. The focus remains on the preservation of Hume's narrative within the horror fiction tradition.
The book sits within the literary history of horror and classics, published by Outlook Verlag in 2020. It reproduces a work originally created earlier, now categorized under general horror and literary fiction for modern readers.
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Readers seeking a tangible connection to the roots of horror literature will find value in this direct presentation of Hume's narrative. It appeals to collectors and enthusiasts who prioritize the preservation of original texts over modern commentary or introductions. Those interested in the evolution of gothic themes and supernatural storytelling will appreciate the straightforward access to early twentieth-century genre writing. This book serves as an essential resource for understanding the historical context of horror fiction, offering a pure, unadulterated experience of the source material without contemporary alterations or distractions.
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Fergus Hume’s A Son of Perdition offers a faithful reproduction of early gothic and supernatural traditions, providing a direct window into the horror fiction of its time. The text remains unaltered, allowing readers to engage with the narrative as originally conceived, free from modern interpretive layers. This edition suits those who value historical authenticity and the physical presence of classic literature. It may not satisfy readers seeking psychological depth or non-fiction analysis, but it excels in preserving the atmospheric tone and structural integrity of the original work. For enthusiasts of vintage horror, this volume provides a reliable and immersive entry point into the genre's foundational era.
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