A collection of Gothic prose. Love and the afterlife

What if the ghost of an old lover haunts you and tries to separate you from your fiancée for years? Marble statues turn out to be not static at all, but quiet voices - drive you crazy and remind you of a committed crime? Shhh, otherwise the rabid scum will get to you too! Is this just a delusion?..

The collection "Love and the Afterlife" includes the best works of European "black" romantic prose, dedicated to tragic love and death. Immerse yourself in the world of supernatural "horrors", mysterious adventures, fantasy and mysticism.

The collection of Gothic prose consists of:

- Prosper Mérimée "Venus of Isis"

- Gustave Meyrink "Woman without a Mouth"

- Théophile Gautier "Love of a Dead Beauty"

- Johann Muzeus "The Abduction"

- Auguste de Villiers de Lille-Adan "Faith"

- Gustvo Becker "The Kiss. ​​A Tokyo Legend"

- Edgar Allan Poe "Berenice"

- Edgar Allan Poe "Morella"

- Hugh Walpole "Mrs. Lunt"

- Edith Nesbit "From Marble to Full Length"

- David Lawrence "The Charming Lady"

- Washington Irving "The Phantom Bridegroom"

- Rudyard Kipling "The Phantom Rickshaw"