The Turn of the Screw by Henry James, Fiction, Classics

The narrative intricately explores the tension between the supernatural and psychological realms, raising questions about the nature of fear and guilt. Critics debate whether the story features actual ghosts or if the terrors stem from the characters' internal struggles. Inspired by a chilling tale from an Archbishop, the author weaves a "sinister romance" filled with enigmatic spirits, leaving their true nature ambiguous. This layered storytelling ensures that the work remains compelling and open to interpretation, captivating readers for generations.