Description
In this captivating exploration of early Danish horror, B.S. Ingemann, Anders Jørgen Mogensen, and Felix Rothstein delve into the chilling narratives that once gripped the imagination of a nation. The authors reflect on the unique fusion of folklore and superstition that characterizes these tales, showcasing how they mirror the fears and anxieties of their time.
As the pages unfold, readers are transported to a world where the boundaries between the living and the supernatural blur. Each story weaves a complex tapestry of suspense and intrigue, highlighting the influence of cultural and historical contexts on horror literature. This collection invites enthusiasts of the genre to discover the rich legacy of Danish storytelling, revealing how these haunting tales continue to resonate in modern literature.
As the pages unfold, readers are transported to a world where the boundaries between the living and the supernatural blur. Each story weaves a complex tapestry of suspense and intrigue, highlighting the influence of cultural and historical contexts on horror literature. This collection invites enthusiasts of the genre to discover the rich legacy of Danish storytelling, revealing how these haunting tales continue to resonate in modern literature.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
275 pages
Language
Danish
Published
Nov 14, 2018
Publisher
Escho/Sidste Århundrede
ISBN-10
8797083607
ISBN-13
9788797083604