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“The sound seemed everywhere; it seemed to emanate from the unleashed forces of the storm itself; its rasping moan was a demoniacal cry, screaming a weird defiance into the teeth of the mighty monsoon.” Since ancient times literature has been awash with tales of strange weather; accounts of nature’s real destructive power blending into mythology, fantasy and folklore. This new collection gathers the best stories of ecological upset, nightmarish meteorological extremes and inexplicable atmospheric phenomena from the nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries, when pioneering authors began to weave the otherworldliness of environmental disturbances into supernatural or uncanny experiences. With stories from Algernon Blackwood, Herman Melville, Mary Shelley, Daphne du Maurier and many more, this foray into severe winters, stifling heats, roiling oceans and piercing gales offers the perfect read on a rainy day – or night.
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- Release Date 02/18/2021
- Authors Algernon Blackwood , Daphne Du Maurier , Mary Shelley , Edgar Allan Poe , William Hope Hodgson , Doris Lessing , W. F. Harvey , Margaret St. Clair , Kevan Manwaring , Richard Jefferies
- Language English
- Companies British Library Publishing
- Format Paperback
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