
Poems to Sink Your Teeth Into
Brimming with monstrous magic, Poems to Sink Your Teeth Into features literatures most ghoulish characters. Rediscover classic authors and savour new ones, with over 90 poems in this anthology celebrating icons in the world of horror. Vampiric apparitions dreamed up by Charles Baudelaire and John Keats bewitch and shapeshift......
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<p><b>Brimming with monstrous magic,<i> Poems to Sink Your Teeth</i> <i>Into</i> features literature’s most ghoulish characters. Rediscover classic authors and savour new ones in this anthology, featuring more than eighty poems celebrating icons in the world of horror.</b><br><br>Vampiric apparitions dreamed up by Charles Baudelaire and John Keats bewitch and shapeshift before our eyes. Demonic lovers sink ships as sirens tell tales of drowned sailors. Christina Rossetti and John Donne depict ghosts doomed to haunt their loved ones for ever. As witch-burning flames crackle, Shakespeare’s weird sisters chant spells. Edgar Allan Poe’s raven makes an appearance, joined by Percy Shelley’s Witch of Atlas. Literature’s most terrifying characters are lurking on every page. Yet Emily Dickinson believes danger comes from inside our own mind . . .<br><br>Part of the Macmillan Collector’s Library, a series of stunning pocket-sized classics. These beautiful books make perfect gifts or a treat for any book lover.</p>
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| Produktnavn | Poems to Sink Your Teeth Into |
| book typ | boker, dokumentar og fakta, historie og dokumentar, biografier og memoarer |
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