The Lifted Veil (Fantasy and Horror Classics)

Name: The Lifted Veil (Fantasy and Horror Classics)
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ISBN: 9781447406044

✍️ Mary Ann Evans

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🏛 Fantasy and Horror Classics 📅 2011 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781447406044

📝 Description: The Lifted Veil (Fantasy and Horror Classics)

Latimer is a man cursed. He can read the thoughts of everyone around him. His only sanctuary is Bertha Grant, whose mind alone remains a baffling enigma to his telepathic power.

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Consequently, this assessment judges the book by its historical significance rather than plot complexity. It does not suit readers seeking visceral gore or fast-paced supernatural action; instead, it demands patience for psychological introspection. Those averse to Victorian prose styles may find the narrative sluggish. However, fans of gothic isolation and metaphysical dread will appreciate the chilling silence Bertha represents. It is a cerebral exercise in horror, prioritizing internal torment over external monsters. The cataloguer notes that while the summary lacks detail, the concept alone justifies its place on the horror-fiction shelf for academic and dedicated genre historians.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Consequently, this assessment judges the book by its historical significance rather than plot complexity. It does not suit readers seeking visceral gore or fast-paced supernatural action; instead, it demands patience for psychological introspection. Those averse to Victorian prose styles may find the narrative sluggish. However, fans of gothic isolation and metaphysical dread will appreciate the chilling silence Bertha represents. It is a cerebral exercise in horror, prioritizing internal torment over external monsters. The cataloguer notes that while the summary lacks detail, the concept alone justifies its place on the horror-fiction shelf for academic and dedicated genre historians.