Satan dictionary
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Ambrose Birs can be called the direct literary heir to Edgar Allan Poe and the predecessor of Howard Lovecraft. The whipped and uncompromising articles brought him the glory of a brilliant publicist and the nickname of the merciless Birse (Bitter Bierce), and the Dictionary of Satan was molecan to quotes and was recognized as the classic of the satire of the twentieth century.
Birs experienced a special interest in the psychology of horror and metaphysical riddles, so his stories are filled with mysterious situations with unpredictable and synceptive interchanges, where the heroes do not die from a shot, not from a knife, not from the teeth of the beast, but from fear itself
Birs experienced a special interest in the psychology of horror and metaphysical riddles, so his stories are filled with mysterious situations with unpredictable and synceptive interchanges, where the heroes do not die from a shot, not from a knife, not from the teeth of the beast, but from fear itself
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Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Agriculture
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:printing
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Series: Exclusive Classics
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-139295-6
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