Ficción de terror y lo sobrenatural

The physical bodies are not aware of everything they see around them. The mind ignores a lot in

It is a family inheritance custom that after the death of any family member; Something of his relic

In "Jettatura," Théophile Gautier immerses readers into a world steeped in superstition, love, and

There are things with unimaginable shapes, they insinuate, that have towers that rise to the sky

Seeds of evil are transmitted and spread in the blood of parents and grandchildren. Rhoda, a

Everything surrounding baby Mary Harp is mysterious and terrifying. Horrific dreams, an old soul

Eleanor M. Ingram's "The Thing from the Lake" is a masterful blend of psychological horror and

"You will be killed," said an old woman sitting after looking for a long time at the cup of coffee

In 'The Harpe's Head: A Legend of Kentucky,' James Hall intricately weaves a tapestry of early

Roman, gde beспеchnyy makabr geroyev paradoksal'nym obrazom gomologichen slozhnoy deystvitel'nosti,

In "The Wives of the Dead," part of Nathaniel Hawthorne's collection "The Snow Image and Other

Everything that was said about the terrifying sounds emanating from the priests' residence was not

In "The Whisperer in Darkness," H.P. Lovecraft masterfully intertwines elements of horror, science

In 'The Thunder Dragon Gate,' Talbot Mundy transports readers to the enigmatic landscapes of Tibet,

In 'The Hidden Children,' Robert W. Chambers masterfully weaves a tapestry of Gothic romance and

In "Some Chinese Ghosts," Lafcadio Hearn expertly weaves a tapestry of folklore and spirituality,

In "Magic," Gilbert Keith Chesterton intertwines the realms of the mystical and the mundane,

In "Mrs. Raffles: Being the Adventures of an Amateur Crackswoman," John Kendrick Bangs weaves a

In "Toppleton's Client; Or, A Spirit in Exile," John Kendrick Bangs masterfully blends the realms

In "Dreamy Hollow," Sumner Charles Britton crafts an enchanting tale woven with rich imagery and

Wenn das Licht des Tages stirbt und sich das Totenhemd der Nacht auf Pflastersteine und

In 'The Childerbridge Mystery', Guy Boothby masterfully weaves a tantalizing tale of intrigue and

I have to admit that the writer in this novel struck me with a strange kind of horror, that of the

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