Mysterious stories

The “mysterious stories” of Edgar Allana reflect the many faces of his prose talent: there are terrible stories, the gloomy satire, and mystification, as well as the works from which the genres of the detective and science fiction began in world literature. The present and imaginary, secret and obvious, terrible and discouraging - all shades of horror and mysticism will be found in this collection of stories of the great American writer. For the first time published with the illustrations of the outstanding Irish artist Harry Clark in 1919 in London, “mysterious stories” became the bibliographic pearl of their era. Under one cover collected exquisite, filled with incredible magnetism, Clark drawings, tellarly novels of software and noteworthy essay Hulio Cortasara about the nature of the author’s work. Legendary names are a legendary book