A crumbling mansion, a family line rotting from within, and a narrator who begins to suspect the house itself is alive with dread — Poe's masterpiece of Gothic horror builds its terror out of atmosphere alone, one exquisitely unsettling image at a time. Roderick Usher's final days, and the fate of his sister Madeline, remain one of horror fiction's most influential and imitated set pieces. Short, dense, and genuinely frightening, exactly as intended.
The Fall of the House of Usher : Edgar Allan Poe's Gothic masterpiece of dread and decay
Geschrieben von Edgar Allan Poe
