that "meet the very open, broad criteria of being scary, eerie, moody, dripping with atmosphere, gothic, unsettling, etc. and vow to read them."
I haven't quite settled on my list but so far it will be:
1. The Haunted Woman (1922) - David Lindsay
2. The Castle of Otranto (1765 ) - Horace Walpole
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Watch this space!
2 comments:
I loved Castle of Otranto. Don't know how I stumbled across a reference to it last year but am so glad I did as my list of classic gothic tales to read grew expontentially from there.
Looking forward to seeing your other choices. The Haunted Woman sounds intriguing.
Welcome to the challenge crafty,watching that space...
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