Witchcraft Classics: Best Witch Short Stories 1800-1849

This anthology, curated by Andrew Barger, explores the origins of modern witch stories from the 19th century, featuring captivating tales that emerged in the wake of the Salem Witch Trials. Barger has meticulously sourced forgotten publications to present some of the finest witch narratives in the English language, including pieces that blend humor and horror. The collection is enriched by scholarly introductions and vivid illustrations for each story, with notable works like Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Hollow of the Three Hills" and Gogol's "Viy." Readers can look forward to a carefully curated selection that celebrates the genre's rich history.