Nocturnal Visit; a Tale

Immerse yourself in the chilling atmosphere of Regina Maria Roche's "Nocturnal Visit; a Tale," a captivating example of gothic fiction from the early 19th century. This short story transports readers to a world of suspense and mystery, showcasing Roche's talent for crafting eerie and engaging narratives. Originally published in 1801, this tale exemplifies the popular literary trends of its time and offers a glimpse into the historical context of gothic storytelling. Discover why Roche was a celebrated author and explore the enduring appeal of gothic literature with this compelling work.

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