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1937

The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton

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Edith Wharton - 1937

These 11 spine-tingling tales of the supernatural bring to light the author's interest in the traditional New England ghost story and her fascination with spirits, hauntings, and other phenomena.

Fine line-drawings by Laszlo Kubinyi enhance the mysterious and sometimes chilling mood.The lady's maid's bell (1904)The eyes (1910)Afterward (1910)Kerfol (1916)The triumph of night (1914)Miss Mary Pask (1925)Bewitched (1925)Mr Jones (1928)Pomegranate seed (1931)The looking glass (1935)All souls' (1937)

A Second Century of Creepy Stories

Hugh WalpoleT.O. Beachcroft - 1937

A collection of superb creepy storiesA Second Century of Creepy Stories (1937)The dustwrapper proclains "26 authors 27 stories1024 pages" * Wilkie Collins "Mad Monkton"* John Metcalfe "Mortmain"* Anonymous (translated by Marjorie Bowen) "The Dead Bride"* Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu "Carmilla"* Bartimeus "The Green Door"* Hugh Walpole "Tarnhelm"* Ambrose Bierce "A Watcher by the Dead"* Walter de la Mare "The Trumpet"* Ralph Strauss "The Most Maddening Story in the World"* Arthur Machen "Change"* Algernon Blackwood "Keeping His Promise"* Ex-Private X (A.

M. Burrage) "The Oak Saplings"* M.R. James "Mr. Humphreys and His Inheritance"* Oliver Onions "The Beckoning Fair One"* Guy de Maupassant "The Horla"* F. Marion Crawford "The Upper Berth"* Hector Bolitho "The House in Half Moon Street"* T. O. Beachcroft "The Inn in the Estuary"* Marjorie Bowen "The Crown Derby Plate"* Henry James THE TURN OF THE SCREW* Margaret Irwin "Monsieur Seeks a Wife"* Ann Bridge "The Accident"* Martin Armstrong "Mrs. Vaudrey’s Journey"* A.M. Burrage "Browdean Farm"* M. Joyce "Perchance to Dream"* Shane Leslie "The Drummer of Gordonmuir"* Rupert Croft-Cooke "Banquo’s Chair"

Best ofGothic

1937

The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton

A Second Century of Creepy Stories

Best of
Gothic