This collection of Gothic stories includes the best examples of “ghost stories” by English and American writers of the 19th and 20th centuries, dedicated to ...

We've never seen them like this before! Did anyone expect to hear a scary bedtime story from Stefan Zweig or H.G. Wells? And when you open another Jack Londo...

Reading this collection is not for the faint of heart, especially since we do not recommend doing it before bed: vampires of all stripes, types and genders, ...

Simrana is beautiful in the muted twilight, when huge trembling stars flash in the mysterious purple of the deep skies. Many stories are told in Simrana: abo...

The collection, compiled in 2004, includes translations of three (out of four) plays originally published in 1917 under the title Plays of gods and men.  Fan...

Edward John Morton Drax Plunkett, 18th Baron Dunsany, published as Lord Dunsany, is the famous author of numerous novels, plays and literary tales, and one o...

His tales of the supernatural defy both allegorical interpretations and scientific explanations. They cannot be reduced to either Aesop or H.J. Wells. They n...

Edward Dunsany (1878-1957) is a classic of Irish literature, the creator of a fantastic, paradoxical world in which beauty, horror and irony reign.

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The first among the “forerunners of Tolkien” is Edward Plunkett, Lord Dunsany. A writer whom his contemporaries considered simply an “intellectual eccentric”...

For the first time, the Russian reader is presented in full with the author's collections of the famous Irish writer Lord Dunsany, one of the founders of the...

Stories, parables, legends and even real “Sherlockian” detectives, awakening either fear or a smile and giving moments of almost tangible flight of imaginati...