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The Dedalus Book of French Horror: The 19th Century edited by Terry Hale (see contents for full list of authors)
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Overview: 100 hundred years of the best of French 19th-century literary horror.

'The two dozen authors collected here span the 19th century, from La Harpe in the aftermath of the Revolution to Huysmans' fin de siecle decadence. Poe, Hoffmann and the English Gothic novel all fed the imagination of the French fantasists, who frequently added a touch of Gallic wit to the heady brew of vampirism, ghostly gore and sexual misbehaving. Hale provides a scholarly introduction to this highly enjoyable selection of strange tales.' Scotland on Sunday
Genre: Horror



Contents:

Introduction
Frédéric Soulié - The Lamp of Saint Just
Eugène Sue - The Travels of Claude Belissan
Alexandre Dumas - Solange
Pétrus Borel - Monsieur de l’Argentière, Public Prosecutor
Alphonse Royer - The Covetous Clerk
Xavier Forneret - One Eye Between Two
Marquis de Sade - Dorci, or The Vagaries of Chance
Charles Baudelaire - Mademoiselle Scalpel
Catulle Mendès - The Penitent
Villiers de l’Isle-Adam - The Astonishing Moutonnet Couple
Jean Richepin - Constant Guignard
Charles Cros - The Hanged Man
Jules Lermina - Monsieur Mathias
Leon Bloy - A Burnt Offering
J.K. Huysmans - A Family Treat
Edmund Haraucourt - The Prisoner of his Own Masterpiece
La Harpe - Jacques Cazotte’s Prophecy
Charles Nodier - The Story of Hélène Gillet
Gérard de Nerval - The Green Monster
Erckman-Chatrian - The Invisible Eye
Henri Rivière - The Reincarnation of Doctor Roger
Guy de Maupassant - The Head of Hair
Théophile Gautier - Mademoiselle Dafné
Jean Lorrain - One Possessed

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