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Under the Sunset

Author
Bram Stoker
Series
Timeless Classic
Language
English
Length
104 pages
ISBN
9781910558522
Published
15 September 2014
Imprint
Egoist Press
  • fantasy
  • morality
  • magical world
  • love and darkness
  • mystical creatures
  • whimsy
  • eternal struggle
  • light and dark
  • folklore
  • cautionary tales

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Description

"Under the Sunset" by Bram Stoker transports readers to a realm that exists beneath the enchanting yet fleeting light of sunset. This collection of eight tales interweaves fantasy and morality, casting shadows of deeper truths within its magical world. Stoker crafts stories where love and darkness battle, where creatures both fearsome and kind roam, and where the veil between the mundane and the mystical is thinnest. Each narrative, a delicate blend of whimsy and caution, invites readers to contemplate the eternal dance of light and dark within us all.

Author

Bram Stoker (1847–1912) wrote Dracula and then had to live in its shadow. An Irishman in London, he kept Irving's theatre running by day and, by night, invented a vampire who travels by timetable and feeds on paperwork as much as blood. The novel is a collage of voices; the monster is organised. Later cinema gave him a look; Stoker gave him a method. Twenty titles sit here, most of them quieter than the one that named a genre.

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