Room of Nightmares

Arthur Conan Doyle used elements of mystery and intrigue not only in "Sherlock Holmes." In the stories included in this collection, he also skillfully immerses the reader in a mysterious — and sometimes even mystical — atmosphere and adds unexpected twists that make reading captivating and leave room for reflection.
How to converse with long-dead writers? What happens in the museum on Belmore Street under the cover of night? Is it possible to look into the past through an ancient mirror? Should we believe in prophetic dreams?..
The collection includes the stories "The Fatal Shot," "The Pastor of Jackman's Gorge," "The Master of the Black Castle," "The New Catacombs," "Literary Mosaic," "Through the Veil," "The Elevator," and other tales.