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The Door Ajar (Nezu Press Classics)

The Door Ajar (Nezu Press Classics)

Hardcover

HorrorHistorical Fiction

ISBN10: 1917113102
ISBN13: 9781917113106
Publisher: Nezu Press
Published: Jun 30 2025
Pages: 136
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.44 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

The Door Ajar, a collection of seven short stories of the weird and uncanny by Virginia Milward, was first published by William Rider & Son, Limited, in the spring of 1912. Two of the tales are premonitory, and three of them involve haunted objects-a book from the time of plague, a silver box that witnessed the French Revolution, and a painting from fifteenth-century Florence-that reveal the tragic ends of those who once possessed them. The atmosphere in all of the stories is oppressive; the women in them are haunted, desperate, tortured, abandoned or exhausted, and the cause for their sad state is usually a man, for 'where men go pain follows-pain and misery of mind.' These are tales in which 'woman suffers and the man sins, and the man shares all the sin, but not the suffering.'

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