
Ghosts of Night
'Ghosts of Night' Summary
The details of "Ghosts of Night" are unavailable, as it is likely a lesser-known work by Jean McKishnie Blewett. However, based on her other works and the prevailing literary trends of the time, we can speculate on its narrative. It might involve a protagonist, possibly a woman, navigating the complexities of Victorian society and its rigid social codes. The presence of ghosts could represent the lingering burdens of the past, unresolved family conflicts, or societal expectations that continue to haunt the characters. Blewett's novel likely explores themes of societal expectations, feminism, and the supernatural, creating a captivating journey of self-discovery and confronting the secrets that lie buried within the shadows of the past.Book Details
Language
EnglishOriginal Language
Published In
Genre/Category
Tags/Keywords
Authors

Jean McKishnie Blewett
Canada
Jean McKishnie Blewett, a name synonymous with education, social justice, and literary excellence, left an indelible mark on Canadian society. Her unwavering commitment to equality, her passion for ed...
Books by Jean McKishnie BlewettDownload eBooks
Listen/Download Audiobook
- Select Speed
Related books

Man Who Knew by Edgar Wallace
The Man Who Knew follows Saul Arthur Mann, a meticulous and eccentric individual whose life revolves around collecting information. He acts as a consu...

The Mysterious Stranger by Mark Twain
The Mysterious Stranger is a novel attempted by the American author Mark Twain. He worked on it intermittently from 1897 through 1908. Twain wrote mul...

Lane that had no Turning, and Other Tales concerning the People of Pontiac by Gilbert Parker
Gilbert Parker's "The Lane that had no Turning, and Other Tales concerning the People of Pontiac" is a collection of short stories set in the fictiona...

Schwüle Tage by Eduard von Keyserling
Graf Bill von Fernow, having failed his Abitur exams, is sent by his father to the family estate for the summer instead of joining the rest of the fam...

Haus des schwarzen Magiers by Edward Bulwer-Lytton
In 'Haus des schwarzen Magiers', a rational Victorian gentleman confronts a haunted mansion with a scientific mindset. His determination to unravel t...

Ronicky Doone by Max Brand
Frederick Schiller Faust (1892-1944), is best known today for his western fiction. Faust was born in Seattle, Washington and at an early age moved wit...

Won by Crime by A. Frank Pinkerton
Originally included with the published edition of Dyke Darell, this is an unrelated novella. Portuguese Viceroy to Goa, Don Garcia brought his daughte...

Nellie Brown, or, The Jealous Wife, With Other Sketches by Thomas P. Detter
This didactic novel explores the destructive consequences of jealousy and misplaced trust, particularly within families and close-knit communities. It...

Opening a Chestnut Burr by Edward P. Roe
"In 'Opening a Chestnut Burr' by Edward P. Roe, secrets buried deep within the heart of a small New England town are about to be unearthed. Nestled am...

The Heir by Vita sackville-west
In the secluded and enchanting countryside of Kent, secrets are woven into the very fabric of Sissinghurst Castle. A legacy of love, ambition, and bet...
Reviews for Ghosts of Night
No reviews posted or approved, yet...