The Canterville Ghost
The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde is a novella published by Book Jungle in February 2008. This edition, written in English and spanning 52 pages, presents a humorous take on the classic ghost story. The narrative follows an ambassador who relocates his family to a castle reputed to be haunted, setting the stage for a unique interaction between the living and the spirit.
Readers will find that The Canterville Ghost combines elements of fiction and literary classicism, showcasing Wilde’s signature wit. The story explores themes of the supernatural and the clash between modernity and tradition, as the ambassador’s family encounters the ghost in their new home. This edition offers a concise yet engaging experience of Wilde’s storytelling, making it a notable addition to any collection of classic literature.
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Oscar Wilde was a major celebrity in the late Victorian era. He was an Irish playwright, novelist, poet, and short story writer. His works are known for their caustic wit. Wilde spent two years in a hard labor prison after being convicted of gross indecency. The Canterville Ghost is a novella parody featuring an ambassador and a spirit. The ambassador moves his family into a castle, which is known to be haunted.
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