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In the shadow of the Emerald Isle, the old gods and the vengeful dead still hold sway. This comprehensive volume gathers a chilling collection of supernatural and weird fiction from Irelands most renowned literary figures, spanning the foundational Gothic masters to the sophisticated modernists. It explores the unique flavor of Irish terror, characterised by intense atmosphere, deep folklore, and psychological dread. Prepare for encounters with the truly terrifying Masters of the Gothic and Macabre Footsteps in the Lobby by J. Sheridan le Fanu From the father of the Irish ghost story, a masterclass in atmospheric suspense where a mundane sound in an old house becomes the chilling, relentless herald of a ghostly doom. The Man from Shorrox by Bram Stoker The author of Dracula offers a tale of uncanny menace, exploring a strange visitor or creature with dark, unsettling origins. The Doomed Sisters by Charles Robert Maturin A piece of highstakes, intense Romantic Gothicism, focusing on religious terror, melodrama, and the chilling finality of an inescapable, shared curse. The Child Who Loved a Grave by FitzJames OBrien An early master of bizarre fantasy and horror, OBrien delivers an unsettling tale that mixes innocent curiosity with macabre obsession. Literary Giants and Unsettling Tales The Miraculous Revenge by George Bernard Shaw A fascinating and rare piece of fiction from the Nobel laureate, a witty, philosophical take on justice, consequence, and a very Irish form of... | Various Irish Tales of Terror - Ghosts, Ghouls & Goblins from Some of