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1 day ago · The stories are arranged chronologically, beginning with Sheridan Le Fanu’s The White Cat of Drumgunniol from 1870 and ending with Shirley Jackson’s The Man in the Woods, published posthumously in 2014. I had read both of these authors before (although not these particular stories) and there were two other authors I’d also read previously – John Buchan and E.F. Benson – but the others were all new to me.
2 days ago · Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (August 28, 1814–February 7, 1873) was an Irish writer, born into a literary family in Dublin. Although he studied law at Trinity College, he abandoned that career for journalism. Le Fanu is considered to be an influential ghost story writer of the Victorian era.
2 days ago · Still, Waters has extended her range agreeably, working in traditions established by Edgar Allan Poe, Sheridan le Fanu and Wilkie Collins, expertly teasing us with suggestive allusions to the classics of supernatural fiction.’
2 days ago · We continue our 4th classic collection of horror and ghost stories from Libriviox. This week it's "Green Tea, Part 2 " by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. ...
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2 days ago · 5. Green Tea and Other Weird Stories by Sheridan Le Fanu, edited by Aaron Worth. With wonderful titles like “The Ghost and the Bonesetter” and “Wicked Captain Walshawe, of Wauling”, you know you’re in for a treat with this Irish author’s weird short tales.
4 days ago · Also, Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan le Fanu is an underrated vampiric predecessor to Bram Stoker’s more widely-known classic Dracula. Honestly, any Gothic tale or murder mystery will do! Alternatively, pick a literary-leaning character in an autumnal show of your choice (e.g. Jess Mariano, Spencer Hastings) and select a book from their reading ...
