The Crime and the Criminal

In «The Crime and the Criminal,» Richard Marsh delves into the shadowy depths of the human psyche through a series of interconnected narratives that explore morality, guilt, and the nature of evil. Written in a captivating late Victorian style, the book utilizes a mix of gothic elements and psychological realism, reflecting the societal tensions of the time, particularly concerning crime and its implications on individual identity. Marsh'Äôs sharp prose and complex characterizations invite readers to engage critically with the narratives, raising questions about who truly embodies the criminal spirit in a... Sonra