Release date is 2006-03-09

The fall of the house of Usher -- The old nurse's story -- The superstitious Man's story -- A story of Ravenna -- Teig O'Kane and the corpse -- The haunted and the haunters: or the house and the brain -- The Botathen ghost -- The ghost of Lord Clarenceux -- Dr Duthoit's vision -- The seven lights -- The spectral coach of Blackadon -- Drake's drum -- The spectre bridegroom -- The pool in the graveyard -- The Lianhan Shee -- The haunted cove -- Wandering Willie's tale -- Glamis castle -- Powys castle -- Croglin grange -- The ghost of Major Sydenham -- The miraculous case of Jesch Claes -- The radiant boy of Corby castle -- Clerk Saunders -- Dorothy Durant -- Pearlin Jean -- The Denton Hall ghost -- The Goodwood ghost story -- Captain Wheatcroft -- The iron cage -- The ghost of Rosewarne -- The iron chest of Durley -- The strange case of M. Bezuel -- The Marquis de Rambouillet -- The Altheim revenant -- Sertorius and his hind -- Erochtho -- Patroklos -- Vision of Cromwell -- Lord Strafford's warning -- Kotter's red circle -- The vision of Charles XI. of Sweden -- Ben Jonson's prevision -- Queen Ulrica -- Denis Misanger -- The pied piper -- Jeanne d'Arc -- Anne Walker -- The hand of glory -- The bloody footstep -- The ghostly warriors of Worms -- The wandering Jew in England -- Bendith Eu Mammau -- The red book of Appin -- The good O'Donoghue -- Sarah Polgrain -- Eleanor Cobham, Duchess of Gloucester.

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"The Haunters & The Haunted" by Ernest Rhys is a collection of ghost stories and tales of the supernatural, edited and introduced by the author in the early 20th century. This anthology brings together a variety of classic and lesser-known ghost stories that explore themes of haunting and the paranormal, drawing from literary sources, folklore, and legend. The collection is aimed at readers interested in eerie tales that delve into the unknown aspects of human experience, presenting a rich tapestry of supernatural narratives. The opening of this anthology begins with a foreword that sets the stage for the ensuing stories, illustrating the complexity and temptation of the supernatural in literature. It discusses how the challenge of conveying haunted experiences has inspired writers throughout history to explore the emotional depths and psychological impact of such encounters. Following this introduction, the anthology starts with Edgar Allan Poe's infamous "The Fall of the House of Usher," recounting the story of a melancholic mansion and its inhabitants, Roderick and Madeline Usher, whose fates are intertwined with their ancestral home in a tragic exploration of fear and despair. As the narrative unfolds, the reader is drawn into a world where the line between the living and the spectral blurs, providing a glimpse into the chilling experiences that define this collection. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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