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This timeless tale of supernatural horror presents the extraordinary encounters of a man trapped in an isolated mansion consumed by unimaginable terror.
When two men discover a strange abyss in the secluded reaches of Western Ireland, they come across a journal in the abandoned ruins of an old house. The account recorded within its pages reveals a harrowing tale of unexplained phenomena. First published in 1908, The House on the Borderland is William Hope Hodgson's masterful novella of eerie horror and otherworldly experiences.

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This timeless tale of supernatural horror presents the extraordinary encounters of a man trapped in an isolated mansion consumed by unimaginable terror.

When two men discover a strange abyss in the secluded reaches of Western Ireland, they come across a journal in the abandoned ruins of an old house. The account recorded within its pages reveals a harrowing tale of unexplained phenomena. First published in 1908, The House on the Borderland is William Hope Hodgson's masterful novella of eerie horror and otherworldly experiences.

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Autorenporträt
William Hope Hodgson (1877-1918) was an English author best known for his contributions to the genres of horror and supernatural fiction. His most renowned work, 'The House on the Borderland', is a seminal piece of cosmic horror. Often drawing inspiration from his experiences as a sailor, his writing was characterised by his ability to blend elements of horror, adventure, and the occult.