Pumpkins' Glow: 200+ Eerie Tales for Halloween

Pumpkins' Glow: 200+ Eerie Tales for Halloween

Por Ambrose Bierce, Anatole France, Arthur Conan Doyle, Arthur Machen, Gambier Bolton, Bram Stoker, Bithia Mary Croker, Daniel Defoe, Andrew Jackson Davis, Pedro De Alarçon, Charles Dickens, Ellis Parker Butler, Fergus Hume, Chester Bailey Fernando, Fiona Macleod, Florence Marryat, Francis Marion Crawford, Frank R. Stockton, Richard Le Gallienne, George Macdonald, Grant Allen, Guy de Maupassant, Harriet Beecher Stowe, William F. Harvey, Helena Blavatsky, Henry James, John Buchan, John William Polidori, Julian Hawthorne (Traductor), Leonard Kip, Leopold Kompert, Lafcadio Hearn, Jack London, H. P. Lovecraft, M. P. Shiel, M. R. James, Margaret Oliphant, Brander Matthews, William Melmoth (Traductor), Nathaniel Hawthorne, Nizida, Vincent O'Sullivan, Catherine L. Pirkis, Edgar Allan Poe, Walter F. Prince, A. T. Quiller-Couch, Ralph Adams Cram, Katherine Rickford, James Malcolm Rymer, Mary Shelley, William T. Stead, Theophile Gautier, Thomas Hardy, Thomas Peckett Prest, Mark Twain, Villiers De L'isle Adam, W. W. Jacobs, Walter Hubbell, Washington Irving, Wilhelm Hauff, Wilkie Collins, William Archer, William Hope Hodgson, Pliny the Younger

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Sinopsis

Pumpkins' Glow: 200+ Eerie Tales for Halloween is a masterful collection of spine-chilling stories that weaves together the literary prowess of some of the most significant authors in the Gothic and horror genres. This anthology spans centuries and continents, featuring a spectrum of styles from the terse, unsettling realism of Ambrose Bierce to the rich, elaborate prose of Edgar Allan Poe. The works within explore the shadowy depths of the supernatural and the human psyche, making for a remarkable cross-section of classic literature. Standout pieces dive into haunted existences and ghostly apparitions, all under the eerie glow of the Halloween moon. The ensemble of authors represented in Pumpkins' Glow includes foundational figures like Mary Shelley and H.P. Lovecraft, whose contributions helped define the horror genre, alongside literary giants such as Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy. Their stories collectively resonate with themes of existential dread, societal fears, and personal demons, encapsulating various historical and cultural contexts from the Romantic to the Victorian era. This rich confluence of backgrounds and epochs creates a tapestry that is both hauntingly beautiful and profoundly unsettling, offering readers a panoramic view of the evolution of horror literature. For enthusiasts of the supernatural and scholars of literature alike, Pumpkins' Glow offers an unprecedented opportunity to immerse oneself in the multidimensional landscape of horror and Gothic fiction. Each tale stands as a gateway to different eras and ideologies, reflective of the fears and anxieties of their time, thus providing a deep, educative insight into the human condition through the lens of horror. This anthology is an essential volume for anyone looking to explore the nuances and breadth of this enduring literary tradition, providing both a thrilling adventure and a profound cultural reflection suitable for Halloween - and beyond.

Pliny the Younger