Things That Go Bump In The Night: Short Stories

Name: Things That Go Bump In The Night: Short Stories
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ISBN: 9781530470877

✍️ Paul Crowe

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🏛 Createspace Independent Publishing Platform 📅 2016 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781530470877

📝 Description: Things That Go Bump In The Night: Short Stories

Collection of Gothic Short Horror Stories: By Various Authors; Bram Stoker, Sheridan Le Fanu, H. P. Lovecraft. Edgar Allen Poe, Oscar Wilde And Others.

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This anthology successfully curates a diverse array of Gothic and psychological horror, leveraging the distinct voices of authors like Sheridan Le Fanu and Oscar Wilde. It excels in maintaining a consistent tone of eerie suspense, bridging the gap between traditional ghost stories and darker cosmic themes. The selection appeals most to readers who value atmospheric depth over plot-heavy narratives. While it lacks modern innovation, its strength lies in preserving the raw, unsettling power of early horror masters. It is a solid choice for those seeking authentic, timeless scares without the distraction of contemporary stylistic excesses.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This anthology successfully curates a diverse array of Gothic and psychological horror, leveraging the distinct voices of authors like Sheridan Le Fanu and Oscar Wilde. It excels in maintaining a consistent tone of eerie suspense, bridging the gap between traditional ghost stories and darker cosmic themes. The selection appeals most to readers who value atmospheric depth over plot-heavy narratives. While it lacks modern innovation, its strength lies in preserving the raw, unsettling power of early horror masters. It is a solid choice for those seeking authentic, timeless scares without the distraction of contemporary stylistic excesses.