Carnacki, The Ghost Finder

"Carnacki, The Ghost Finder" is a collection of supernatural detective stories written by William Hope Hodgson, first published in 1913. The titular character, Thomas Carnacki, is an occult detective who investigates and confronts various paranormal phenomena. Using a combination of scientific methods and occult knowledge, Carnacki delves into haunted houses, mysterious disappearances, and other eerie occurrences. Each story follows Carnacki as he uncovers the truth behind the supernatural events, often encountering malevolent spirits and ancient curses along the way. Hodgson's tales blend elements of horror, mystery, and adventure, creating a captivating atmosphere of suspense and intrigue. Through Carnacki's exploits, Hodgson explores themes of fear, the unknown, and the boundaries between the natural and supernatural realms. "Carnacki, The Ghost Finder" remains a classic of supernatural fiction, beloved for its chilling atmosphere and imaginative storytelling.