Under the Sunset

Venture into the shadowy realms of imagination with ＂Under the Sunset,＂ a collection of short stories by Abraham Stoker, the celebrated author of ＂Dracula.＂ Published in 1882, these tales showcase Stoker’s mastery of atmosphere and suspense, blending elements of fantasy, horror, and the supernatural. From eerie encounters to moral allegories, each story invites readers into a world where the line between reality and illusion blurs.

Discover Stoker’s early explorations of themes that would later define his iconic novel. ＂Under the Sunset＂ reveals the genesis of his gothic sensibilities and offers a glimpse into the Victorian fascination with the uncanny. This collection is a must-read for fans of classic horror and those seeking to delve deeper into the literary origins of one of fiction’s most enduring figures.

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