The Haunted Hour: An Anthology

The Haunted Hour: An Anthology

Por Anna Hempstead Branch, Francis Carlin, Helen Gray Cone, Nathan Dole, Arthur Guiterman, Joyce Kilmer, Rudyard Kipling, Henry W. Longfellow, John Masefield, Alfred Noyes, Dora Sigerson Shorter, Theodosia Garrison, Louis Untermeyer, Margaret Widdemer, William Butler Yeats

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Sinopsis

The Haunted Hour: An Anthology is an evocative exploration of supernatural themes and ghostly encounters, capturing a spectrum of literary styles from romantic to gothic. This collection brings to life the pervasive allure of the uncanny through richly textured narratives and haunting poems that reflect on the mystery of the spiritual world. Each selection contributes to the anthology's overarching theme of spectral presence, ranging from ethereal whispers to visceral hauntings. The diverse offerings include standout pieces that play with form and voice, inviting readers into a time-worn fascination with the otherworldly without singling out individual authors, instead showcasing the collective mastery of the editors. The contributing authors, such as Rudyard Kipling and William Butler Yeats, bring their profound literary legacies to this anthology, each elucidating different facets of what it means to be 'haunted.' Aligned with the broader movements of Romanticism and gothic literature, these authors offer a dialogue between the known and the unknown, the past and present. The collection stands as a testament to the enduring power of spectral narratives, fueled by writers rooted in their respective cultural and historical contexts, yet united in their engagement with universal themes of mystery and mortality. By immersing in The Haunted Hour, readers are invited to traverse a landscape of otherworldly imaginations and narratives. This anthology presents a rare confluence of diverse styles and perspectives, from mystical lyricism to stark realism. It offers invaluable insight into the human psyche'Äôs relationship with the spectral, making it an essential companion for those eager to explore the thematic depths of ghostly lore. Embark on this evocative journey and savor each enticing tale as it delicately bridges the temporal with the eternal, providing a rich tapestry for study, reflection, and enduring dialogue.

William Butler Yeats