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Journey into the extraordinary realms of the unknown with Algernon Blackwood's "Incredible Adventures," a collection of stories that transcends the boundaries of the ordinary. Published in 1914, this anthology showcases Blackwood's mastery of the supernatural and the uncanny. As you turn the pages, you'll encounter a diverse array of tales that plunge you into the mysteries of the unseen. From encounters with ancient spirits to the exploration of hidden dimensions, Blackwood's stories are a mesmerizing blend of the supernatural and the psychological. "Incredible Adventures" invites you to…mehr

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Journey into the extraordinary realms of the unknown with Algernon Blackwood's "Incredible Adventures," a collection of stories that transcends the boundaries of the ordinary. Published in 1914, this anthology showcases Blackwood's mastery of the supernatural and the uncanny. As you turn the pages, you'll encounter a diverse array of tales that plunge you into the mysteries of the unseen. From encounters with ancient spirits to the exploration of hidden dimensions, Blackwood's stories are a mesmerizing blend of the supernatural and the psychological. "Incredible Adventures" invites you to explore the eerie landscapes of the human mind and the uncharted territories of the supernatural. Blackwood's prose, rich in atmosphere and tinged with a sense of wonder, transports readers to realms where the impossible becomes possible, and the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur. For those who revel in the strange and the mysterious, "Incredible Adventures" is a literary journey into the unexplored corners of the imagination. Algernon Blackwood's ability to evoke a sense of awe and unease makes this collection a timeless exploration of the extraordinary.
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Autorenporträt
Algernon Blackwood wrote 12 novels, a couple of plays, some poetry, and more than 200 short stories, as well as an autobiography. After graduating from Cambridge, he spent a year abroad in Switzerland, and later settled in Canada. Financially troubled, he moved to New York to work as a newspaper reporter. After being swindled of his money, he returned to England where he began to write gothic and supernatural stories.