The Purcell Papers: Index and Contents of the Three Volumes

"The Purcell Papers: Index and Contents of the Three Volumes" by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu is a compilation of intriguing short stories set in Ireland, created by a famous author known for his Gothic style. This collection, accompanied by a memoir from Alfred Perceval Graves, presents stories inspired by Irish culture, legends, and history. Le Fanu's expertise in Gothic writing shines through with tales full of suspense, mystery, and supernatural happenings. Divided into three volumes, the book shares different characters and events from Ireland's past and folklore, including stories like "The Ghost and the Bone Setter”, which focuses on ghostly encounters, and “The Fortunes of Sir Robert Ardagh”, exploring love and loyalty amidst political struggles. Other narratives, such as "The Bridal of Carrigvarah" and "Billy Malowney's Taste of Love and Glory," showcase Irish life with elements of romance and folklore, each drawing readers into unique settings, uncovering complex emotions and supernatural events, perfect for those who enjoy Gothic fiction and Irish stories.