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In conventional detective fiction a supernatural element is usually introduced as a ruse, but in these stories various psychic sleuths are confronted by eerie mysteries whose solutions arise from their supernatural aspects. Many of these occult detectives - such as Dennis Wheatley's Neils Orsen, and E. and H. Heron's Flaxman Low - were based on actual persons. W. H. Hodgson's sleuth, Carnacki, applies scientific principles to occult techniques. Arthur Machen's "The Shining Pyramid" offers what may be the most intriguing use of cryptography after Poe's "The Gold Bug."
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The Supernatural Solution: Chilling Stories of Spooks & Sleuths
1976, Taplinger Pub. Co.
in English
0800874978 9780800874971
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Table of Contents
Introduction
J. Sheridan Le Fanu
E. and H. Heron
William Hope Hodgson
L. T. Meade and Robert Eustace
Dion Fortune
Arthur Machen
Seabury Quinn
Manly Wade Wellman
Dennis Wheatley
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Anthology
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Horror
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Classic
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Paranormal
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Mood 1
Ominous
16%
Fearful
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Hopeful
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Suspenseful
16%
Tense
16%
Mysterious
16%
Impressions 1
Highly recommend
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Length 1
Short
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Chapters
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Table of contents
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Content Warnings 1
Graphic imagery
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Entertainment
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