
Loup-garou!
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The collection features a diverse array of eerie encounters, from a haunting encounter with a spectral dog to a chilling tale of a man who believes he is destined to transform into a werewolf. Each story unfolds against a backdrop of rustic life, where ancient customs and beliefs linger. Phillpotts' characters are deeply connected to their environment, their lives intertwined with the ancient myths and legends that permeate the land. The tales are not simply spooky or fantastical; they explore themes of human nature, superstition, and the enduring power of folklore. With a mix of suspense, psychological depth, and a touch of the macabre, Loup-garou! offers a unique and captivating exploration of the supernatural.Book Details
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Eden Phillpotts
United kingdom, India
Eden Phillpotts was a prolific English author who made significant contributions to literature in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Known for his compelling storytelling, vibrant characters, and...
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