The collection features thirteen essays by Ernest Edward Kellett, exploring diverse literary figures and themes. Published in 1928, it reflects Kellett's insights and analyses, offering readers a thoughtful examination of literature's impact and the nuances of its key personalities.
Classic horror stories featuring monsters and ghouls from the early 1900s are becoming rare and costly. This collection aims to make these timeless tales accessible again by republishing them in high-quality, modern editions that preserve the original text and artwork, allowing readers to experience these vintage horrors without the hefty price tag.
The collection features twelve insightful essays that delve into various aspects of English literature, offering critical analysis and reflections on notable works and authors. Published in 1923, it provides a scholarly exploration of literary themes, styles, and historical context, making it a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of English literature.