THE UNDEAD - A COLLECTION OF HORROR STORIES BY BARRY PAIN

Discover the dark world of uncanny stories by Barry Pain, a master of horror from the British Isles. His work, although often associated with humor, hides a deep unease and fear that fascinated H.P. Lovecraft himself. Immerse yourself in the tradition of horror that forever changed the face of literature.

• Blood-curdling stories that will stay with you long after reading.
• Barry Pain's unique style, combining humor with elements of horror.
• Inspiration for H.P. Lovecraft, which proves the high quality and originality of the work.
• A return to the roots of British horror literature, alongside artists such as M.P. Shiel and E.F. Benson.
• Ideal reading for lovers of classic uncanny stories looking for new experiences.
• Contemporary revival, proving the lasting value of these stories.

Barry Pain (1864-1928) is a figure who has permanently entered the history of horror literature. His stories, although forgotten for a long time, are now returning to arouse fear and fascination again. August Derleth, in his letter to H.P. Lovecraft, recommended Pain's work, which resulted in recognition from the master of horror. Pain, like W.W. Jacobs and Jerome K. Jerome, was known for his humorous works, but his uncanny stories are true pearls of the genre.

The contemporary revivals of Barry Pain's stories are proof that his work still has a lot to offer. His stories, full of tension and unease, take the reader into a dark world where the line between reality and nightmare blurs. Pain masterfully built an atmosphere of horror, using subtle means of expression and psychological nuances.

The collection of stories "The Undead" is an excellent offer for all lovers of horror literature who appreciate classic uncanny stories. It is a journey into the depths of the human psyche, where fears and obsessions take real forms. Barry Pain is a master of building tension and creating unforgettable characters that remain in the reader's memory for a long time.

C&T Publishing presents "The Undead" in an elegant paperback cover, with attention to every detail. The 206x148 mm format makes the book comfortable to read, and the 192 pages are filled with blood-curdling stories. This is a must-have for every fan of the genre.