Island of Death

The book is full of unrelenting horror and inexplicable fear of external forces unknown to us. Death here is an exciting wonder and strangeness. It is commonly believed that through chilling stories, the reader gains something like catharsis – a cleansing from fears and reflections, and perhaps at least partially finds the reason for their gloomy dreams and dark visions. Yes, in this novel there is fear, but it is the fear of a mystery, the fear of anticipation, the fear of premonition, the fear of curiosity, and therefore it is not perceived as a threat to our own existence. After all, any creepy images are ultimately a vivid product of your imagination, dear reader!