Step back into the 19th century with Paul Heyse's chilling collection of short stories, "At the Ghost Hour: The House of the Unbelieving Thomas." This volume presents meticulously prepared translations of classic German literature, offering a glimpse into a world where the veil between the living and the spectral is thin.
Heyse, a master of German fiction, weaves tales that explore historical settings and the human condition, often tinged with the supernatural. "At the Ghost Hour" delves into themes of belief, doubt, and the uncanny. These stories, steeped in the traditions of ghost stories and historical fiction, showcase Heyse's talent for crafting compelling narratives. Experience the enduring power of these translated works, where literary merit meets timeless intrigue.
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