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Black Spirits and White by Ralph Adams CramSinister stories set in Europe, where evil and lonely souls haunt the living, 'Black Spirits and White' will take you on a journey to the strange and the supernatural. Through Cram's superb flair for atmospheric story-telling, he takes us on a narrative tour of the dark and shadowy world of spirits. With six ghost stories to disquiet your mind, the brilliance of Cram takes us to France, Austria, Italy and Sweden to savour the sad and wretched entities that dwell within the realm of the living and the dead.NO. 252 RUE M. LE PRINCEIN KROPFSBERG KEEPTHE WHITE VILLASISTER MADDELENANOTRE DAME DES EAUXTHE DEAD VALLEYTags: Prime SubscriptionGhost StoriesRalph Adams CramBlack Spirits and WhitePrime LibraryPrime Novels

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"Black Spirits and White" is not a book by Ralph Adams Cram. However, Ralph Adams Cram (1863-1942) was an American architect and writer, known for his contributions to Gothic architecture and his interest in supernatural fiction. One of his notable works in the latter genre is "Black Spirits and White," a collection of short stories. Published in 1895, "Black Spirits and White" features a series of supernatural tales that explore themes of the occult, the mysterious, and the eerie. Cram's writing is often atmospheric and gothic, reflecting the late 19th-century fascination with the supernatural. The stories draw on elements of horror and the macabre, and some of them delve into the psychological aspects of fear and the unknown. Cram's contributions to the horror and supernatural fiction genre were part of a larger literary movement during his time, and "Black Spirits and White" stands as a representation of his interest in exploring the darker aspects of the human psyche through the lens of the supernatural.

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Ralph Adams Cram, born in New Hampshire in 1863, was an eminent American architect who remains more famous for his works in the field of architecture than for his fiction. He wrote many books on architecture, but only a single, slim volume of ghost stories which were collected in the present volume entitled "Black Spirits and White", originally published in 1895. Cram was much inspired by the tradition of European folk tales, many of which contain elements of the supernatural, and he brings to this tradition his own distinctly modern American slant. The tales have at their heart a naive hero, usually an American abroad in Europe, who embarks on a most foolhardy adventure in spite of the warnings of the locals - usually with dire and horrific consequences. Cram is very strong in his depiction of place, setting and atmosphere, and his tales, like his architecture, are firmly in the Gothic tradition. This collection of six ghost stories is regarded as a classic of nineteenth-century supernatural fiction. The text has been elegantly set anew in Garamond and this volume is probably the finest example of this work currently available in print.

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