Lukundoo, and other stories

Name: Lukundoo, and other stories
Author: Edward Lucas White

By Edward Lucas White

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A collection of short stories blending supernatural horror, folklore, and adventure across remote and uncanny settings. Tales range from grotesque body-afflicting curses and mysterious illnesses to haunted houses, sorcery-soaked islands, puzzling artifacts, and eerie psychological disturbances. Many narratives pivot on obsession, the intrusion of the irrational into everyday life, and gradual revelation of malignant forces; others present puzzle-like mysteries and mythic tableaux. Varied tones move between tense dread, dark humor, and speculative wonder, and the anthology closes with an afterword contextualizing the themes.

About the Author

Edward Lucas White

Edward Lucas White was an American author known for his contributions to speculative fiction and adventure narratives. His notable works include "Andivius Hedulio: Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of the Empire," which explores themes of identity and culture through the lens of a Roman nobleman. White's storytelling often blends historical elements with imaginative scenarios, as seen in his collection "Lukundoo, and other stories," which showcases his versatility in crafting engaging tales. Additionally, his work "The Unwilling Vestal" reflects his interest in complex characters and moral dilemmas. Through his writings, White has left a mark on early 20th-century literature.