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Camao
Camao — Antun Gustav Matoš. The pianist Alfred Kamenski arrives in Geneva after years of wandering through Europe. His gifts open the doors of drawing rooms, but bring him neither peace nor a sense of belonging. Matoš’s story follows his encounter with Fanny, a woman he seems to have known even before seeing her. Music, memory and desire alter the outlines of their world.
Antun Gustav MatošHorroreBook · AudiobookCarmilla
Carmilla — Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. In an isolated Styrian castle, Laura welcomes the beautiful and enigmatic Carmilla as a guest. Their growing intimacy is shadowed by disturbing dreams and unexplained illness, drawing Laura toward an older terror connected with the ruined Karnstein family.
Joseph Sheridan Le FanuHorroreBookDracula
Dracula — Bram Stoker. Jonathan Harker arrives at a remote Transylvanian castle and discovers the terrifying secret of his host, Count Dracula. Journals, letters and reports trace the struggle to stop a vampire whose influence reaches from the Carpathians to England.
Bram StokerHorroreBook · AudiobookFrankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus — Mary Shelley. Victor Frankenstein discovers how to animate a body, then recoils from the being he has created. The creature’s search for companionship turns their encounter into a tragic reckoning with ambition, rejection, and responsibility.
Mary ShelleyHorroreBookStrange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde — Robert Louis Stevenson. A London lawyer follows the disturbing connection between his friend Dr Henry Jekyll and the violent Edward Hyde. Stevenson’s novella follows a concealed experiment and a struggle between respectability and destructive desires.
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