Description
“The Witch of Prague & Other Stories” is a collection of short stories written by Francis Marion Crawford, an American author, and journalist. The collection was first published in 1891. F. Marion Crawford was known for his works in various genres, including historical novels, romances, and ghost stories.
“The Witch of Prague” is one of the stories in this collection and is often considered a Gothic fantasy tale. The narrative revolves around a scholar named Cyril Grey who, through his studies, becomes entangled with the mystical and supernatural. The story explores themes of magic, love, and the consequences of delving into the occult.
The collection as a whole features Crawford’s diverse storytelling abilities, showcasing his interest in the mysterious and the supernatural. His tales often incorporate elements of the fantastic and are set in various locations, providing readers with a mix of historical and fantastical settings.
F. Marion Crawford was a prolific writer during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and while he might not be as widely read today, his works, including those in “The Witch of Prague & Other Stories,” offer a glimpse into the literary tastes of his time and his contributions to the genres of fantasy and supernatural fiction.
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