Ghost Story 1840–1920

Discover the haunting world of supernatural literature with Ghost Story 1840–1920 by Manchester University Press. This groundbreaking book, published in 2012, offers the first comprehensive analysis of the British ghost story in over three decades. Spanning 216 pages, it delves into the rich cultural history of ghost narratives, exploring their economic, national, colonial, and gender contexts.

In this critical re-evaluation, the author provides insightful readings of iconic writers such as Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins, Henry James, and M.R. James, shedding light on how their works reflect the complexities of their time. Whether you're a literature enthusiast or a casual reader, this book invites you to explore the eerie and captivating realm of ghost stories that have shaped British literary tradition.

Don't miss the chance to enrich your understanding of this fascinating genre—add Ghost Story 1840–1920 to your collection today!