William Chambers Morrow Libros

This anthology features eighteen haunting tales from a lesser-known American author, showcasing a mastery of suspense and atmosphere. Each story delves into the darker aspects of human nature, blending psychological tension with eerie narratives. Readers will encounter a variety of unsettling characters and unexpected twists, making this collection a compelling exploration of fear and the unknown. Perfect for fans of classic horror, it highlights the author's unique voice and storytelling prowess.

The collection features unsettling ghost stories that evoke visceral reactions, likened to the sensation of lizards crawling up one's back. Morrow's narratives delve into themes of revenge and bizarre outcomes, often incorporating elements of unnecessary surgery. Despite being overlooked, these tales showcase a unique blend of horror and dark humor. The book is edited and introduced by Kevin Sweeney, who highlights Morrow's contributions to the genre, making it a compelling read for fans of classic horror literature.

This volume features two captivating short stories that explore themes of obsession and the macabre. In "The Feather Pillow," a haunting tale unfolds around an unexplainable illness that befalls a young bride, leading to a chilling revelation. "The Permanent Stiletto" delves into the darker side of desire and revenge, showcasing the lengths one might go to when pushed to the edge. Together, these narratives offer a blend of psychological intrigue and eerie storytelling that captivates the reader.

This edition of Blood-Money offers a faithful reproduction of the original 1882 text, ensuring that readers experience the work as it was first published. The reprint maintains the high-quality standards of the original, making it a valuable addition for collectors and those interested in historical literature.

The book is a facsimile reprint of an original antiquarian work, highlighting its cultural significance. While it retains the authenticity of the original, it may include imperfections such as marks, notations, and flawed pages due to its age. This reprint is part of a broader effort to protect and promote historical literature, ensuring accessibility in high-quality modern editions.

William Chambers Morrow (1854–1923) war ein amerikanischer Journalist und Schriftsteller, der für seine psychologisch tiefgründigen und makabren Kurzgeschichten gelobt wurde. Seine Sammlung „DER AFFE, DER IDIOT UND ANDERE LEUTE“ von 1897 enthält 14 seiner besten Stories und wird nun erstmals auf Deutsch veröffentlicht. Die Reihe UNTOTE KLASSIKER präsentiert solche literarischen Highlights in hochwertiger Aufmachung.