A French anthology of translated German ghost stories, renowned for inspiring Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Lord Byron's works, and John Polidori's The Vampyre during a stormy night at Vil.
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A French anthology of translated German ghost stories, renowned for inspiring Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Lord Byron's works, and John Polidori's The Vampyre during a stormy night at Vil.
El 28 de abril de 1816, a sus veintiocho años, Lord Byron abandonó definitivamente Inglaterra. Con él partió su médico y secretario personal, el doctor John William Polidori. Después de viajar por Bélgica y visitar el campo de batalla de Waterloo, Byron llegó a Ginebra y alquiló allí la villa Diodati, a orillas del lago Leman. Dos años antes, en 1814, Percy Bysse Shelley había huido a su vez de Inglaterra y también de su mujer. Lo acompañaban su amante, Mary Godwin y la hermanastra de esta, Jane...
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No sexual content present.
Moderate depictions of supernatural deaths, murders, and macabre horror in several ghost stories.
No profanity or strong language used.
No substance use depicted.
No LGBTQIA+ representation.
Minor religious elements, such as references to devils and curses in some tales.
No evidence found in available sources.
Frequent occult themes including ghosts, summoning, pacts with supernatural entities, and demonic elements central to multiple stories.
No political or ideological messaging.
Brief depictions of suicide leading to hauntings in a few stories.
Minor elements of familial cruelty and suffering in ghost narratives.
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