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Carnacki, the Ghost Finder
William Hope Hodgson
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Thomas Carnacki was a detective of the supernatural, created for a series of short stories by Wiliam Hope Hodgson.
Recommended for fans of Stephen King, Clive Barker, and Dean Koontz.
Thomas Carnacki was a detective of the supernatural, created for a series of short stories by Wiliam Hope Hodgson.
Recommended for fans of Stephen King, Clive Barker, and Dean Koontz.
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"Wentworth sent for me the following day. He had heard of me in connection with that Steeple Monster Case. I arrived by the night mail, and put up with Wentworth at the inn. The next day we went up to the old Manor, which certainly lies in . . . Read More
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Not as good as his House on the Borderlands, but enjoyable and worthwhile nonetheless. These stories improve in quality as the book progresses, beginning with the hackneyed gothic claptrap of "The Thing Invisible" and ending with stories of true cosmic terror.
Carnacki himself is an interesting tran
Voto totale: 3,5
Il Portale del Mostro: 4 stelle
Una casa isolata.
Una Stanza Grigia in cui un'intera famiglia è morta strangolata.
Una porta chiusa che sbatte nel cuore della notte.
La mano assassina di un fantasma.
L'antologia inizia col botto con una gran bella storiella di orrore gotico.
Da brivid
Another paranormal investigator in the tradition of Van Helsing, Dr. Hesselius, and John Silence, I was curious to see what Hodgson would do with the idea, especially after reading his
House on the Borderland
and finding it to be refreshingly uncanny. Unfortunately, the Carnacki stories are so f
Carnacki was the spiritual grandfather of Mulder & Scully... and whoever your current favorite supernatural sleuth of choice might be. Half the time he finds humans faking frauds and half the time it's a real supernatural evil, and a lot of the fun is trying to figure it out with the clues he discov
Carnacki can be described as the Sherlock of the occult world. This collection of 9 stories brings us tales of weird supernatural phenomena, some of which are genuinely perplexing while the rest are a result of devious human enterprise. All these stories were published in The Idler Magazine between
"Can you chaps understand?"
No, Carnacki, in all honesty I can't really say I do.
I haven't read anything else written by Hodgson (I know he didn't write only short stories but also novels), but let me tell you, the Carnacki stories are terribly written. Sometimes in my reviews I refer to what I perso
Altogether, between 1910-1914, Edwardian author of weird and speculative fiction William Hope Hodgson wrote nine stories featuring his "ghost finder" series character, Thomas Carnacki. The first six were collected in the first edition of this book, published in 1913. But the other three were written
Carnacki, the Ghost Finder is a collection of six short stories by the fantasy and horror writer William Hope Hodgson, dating from 1910 and 1912. They all feature Thomas Carnacki, a fictional Edwardian “detective of the occult”, who owes a lot to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s creation, the consulting det