Carmilla

A collection of novellas by the classic of "dark romanticism" Sheridan Le Fanu about obsessions, spiritual visions, and other mysterious phenomena. One of them, "Carmilla," inspired Bram Stoker to create "Dracula." The book is presented in a modern gothic design by bernmoro and VIS.

Young Laura leads a measured life in a secluded ancient castle, but everything changes when the fateful beauty Carmilla enters her life. What secrets does her ancient lineage hold? Who is really her friend? And why is Laura suddenly struck by a mysterious illness?

Sheridan Le Fanu knew well what he was writing about: the writer experienced bouts of inexplicable anxiety throughout his life. In his stories — a sinister feeling of uncertainty at the boundaries of reality and dark fantasies, the vulnerability of rationality, and futile attempts to explain phenomena beyond the familiar world. In addition to "Carmilla," the collection includes the novellas "Green Tea" and "An Old Acquaintance."