Confessions of a Young Lady

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Known for his supernatural thrillers, Richard Marsh gained fame with his novel The Beetle, which surpassed Bram Stoker's Dracula in popularity upon its release in 1897. The Beetle remained a significant work until 1960, showcasing Marsh's ability to blend horror and suspense. Throughout his career, he authored nearly 80 volumes across various genres, including crime, romance, and humor, many of which have seen modern republishing, highlighting his lasting influence on late 19th-century literature.