| Author: | Eleanor Scott | ISBN: | 9781909349001 |
| Publisher: | The Oleander Press | Publication: | August 5, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Eleanor Scott |
| ISBN: | 9781909349001 |
| Publisher: | The Oleander Press |
| Publication: | August 5, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Presented within are nine examples of the finest horror and supernatural literature ever written. Inspired by a series of dreams and nightmares, Helen Leys, writing under the pseudonym Eleanor Scott, crafted these stories of suspense and terror, atmosphere and dread, in 1929 – and never again wrote in this genre; Randalls Round has not been available in the UK since that year.
Chilling tales of suspense, antiquity and sacrifice; spine-tingling stories of possession, ancestry, and evil. This collection of deliciously crafted, ghoulish tales are some of the most sought-after by aficionados of the genre and include the superlative ‘Celui-la’, ‘At Simmel Acres Farm’ and ‘The Twelve Apostles’. Over 80 years have passed since their original publication and the passage of time has left their thrall undiminished; these historic, macabre tales unsettle the modern reader just as effectively as their predecessors.
Presented within are nine examples of the finest horror and supernatural literature ever written. Inspired by a series of dreams and nightmares, Helen Leys, writing under the pseudonym Eleanor Scott, crafted these stories of suspense and terror, atmosphere and dread, in 1929 – and never again wrote in this genre; Randalls Round has not been available in the UK since that year.
Chilling tales of suspense, antiquity and sacrifice; spine-tingling stories of possession, ancestry, and evil. This collection of deliciously crafted, ghoulish tales are some of the most sought-after by aficionados of the genre and include the superlative ‘Celui-la’, ‘At Simmel Acres Farm’ and ‘The Twelve Apostles’. Over 80 years have passed since their original publication and the passage of time has left their thrall undiminished; these historic, macabre tales unsettle the modern reader just as effectively as their predecessors.
