Ebook {Epub PDF} The Watcher And Other Weird Stories by J. Sheridan Le Fanu

Publication: The Watcher and Other Weird Stories. Publication: The Watcher and Other Weird Stories Publication Record # Author: J. Sheridan Le Fanu. Date: Publisher: Downey Co. Pages: vi++4+3. Format.  · The Watcher and Other Weird Stories collects six gothic stories, all of which are interesting and enjoyable. While five of them are excellent and the other one slighter, there be ghosts, villains all well worth perusing in this volume. This kindle version of the book is introduced and illustrated by Le Fanu's son, Brinsley/5.  · J. Sheridan Le Fanu, Victorian master of shadowy terrors, is the undisputed prince of ghost story writers. While M. R. James may be their king, even Monty paid homage to his Irish inspiration, reviving Le Fanu’s reputation (by reprinting his stories in a anthology), and modelling many (if not most) of his more famous tales off of Le Fanu’s pattern.

Green Tea and Other Weird Stories is an excellent collection of the finer tales of J. Sheridan Le Fanu. This Oxford World's Classics edition has an inciteful introduction to Le Fanu and his work by Aaron Worth. The bountiful notes are elucidating, informative and to the point, unlike some other annotated volumes of Le Fanu I've been reading lately (e.g., M. Grant Kellermeyer's Carmilla, Green. Publication: The Watcher and Other Weird Stories. Publication: The Watcher and Other Weird Stories Publication Record # Author: J. Sheridan Le Fanu. Date: Publisher: Downey Co. Pages: vi++4+3. Format. Author. Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan, Illustrator. Le Fanu, Brinsley, Title. The Watcher, and other weird stories. Contents. The watcher -- Passage in the secret history of an Irish countess -- Strange event in the life of Schalken the Painter -- The fortunes of Sir Robert Ardagh -- The dream -- A chapter in the history of a.

Editions for The Watcher, and other weird stories: (Kindle Edition published in ), (Unknown Binding published in ), (Kindle Edition pu. J. Sheridan Le Fanu, Victorian master of shadowy terrors, is the undisputed prince of ghost story writers. While M. R. James may be their king, even Monty paid homage to his Irish inspiration, reviving Le Fanu’s reputation (by reprinting his stories in a anthology), and modelling many (if not most) of his more famous tales off of Le Fanu’s pattern. The Watcher and Other Weird Stories collects six gothic stories, all of which are interesting and enjoyable. While five of them are excellent and the other one slighter, there be ghosts, villains all well worth perusing in this volume. This kindle version of the book is introduced and illustrated by Le Fanu's son, Brinsley.