Carmilla (eBook, ePUB) - Sheridan Le Fanu, Joseph
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In Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu's Gothic novella "Carmilla" (1872), a lonely young woman named Laura befriends a strange woman who is staying at her father's Castle while she recovers from a carriage accident. In time, the strange woman named Carmilla begins to make romantic advances toward Laura while refusing to share any details about her life. When Laura begins to have nightmares about a black cat entering her room, her suspicion is aroused that Carmilla may have evil intentions. One of the early works of vampire fiction, Carmilla predated Dracula by 26 years and strongly influenced Bram Stoker.…mehr

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In Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu's Gothic novella "Carmilla" (1872), a lonely young woman named Laura befriends a strange woman who is staying at her father's Castle while she recovers from a carriage accident. In time, the strange woman named Carmilla begins to make romantic advances toward Laura while refusing to share any details about her life. When Laura begins to have nightmares about a black cat entering her room, her suspicion is aroused that Carmilla may have evil intentions. One of the early works of vampire fiction, Carmilla predated Dracula by 26 years and strongly influenced Bram Stoker.

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Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814-1873) was an Irish writer best known for his horror fiction. A meticulous craftsman Le Fanu was a master of tone and effect, rather than "shock horror", and frequently reworked plots and ideas from his earlier short stories for his novels, which also included Gothic fiction and mysteries. A leading writer of the Victorian era, his most popular works are Uncle Silas, Carmilla, and The House by the Churchyard.