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Classic Immortals

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9-book series

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Classic Immortalsgather works that have survived the passage of generations and continue to speak to the contemporary reader with the same strength with which they were conceived.Adventure, mystery, terror, fantasy, science fiction, exploration, passion, discovery and tragedy coexist in a collection dedicated to recovering great texts of universal literature and returning them to current reading through new editions prepared for Thydom.Each volume has been selected for its literary value, its ability to transcend its time and its influence on the genres that are now part of our culture. They are stories born in other centuries, but built around concerns that remain deeply human: fear of the unknown, ambition, love, death, search for knowledge, adventure and the desire to challenge the limits of the known world.Classic Immortalsis born with a simple intention: to preserve, recover and bring to the reader works that deserve to be read.An open library to discover stories that never stopped being alive.

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9 books

Book 1

Dracula

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Jonathan Harker travels to the mountains of Transylvania to close an apparently routine matter with a foreign aristocrat. But behind the doors of an isolated castle he discovers something that does not belong to the world of men.Count Dracula has waited for centuries. Now he's set his eyes on England.As an ancient presence crosses the sea and begins to spread its shadow over London, a small group of men and women will be forced to face a threat that challenges reason, science and the very idea of death. Blood, desire, fear and superstition are intertwined in a desperate struggle against a creature able to seduce, corrupt and survive beyond any human limit.Draculait's much more than a vampire's story. It is a novel about the fear of the unknown, the fragility of civilization and the eternal fascination for what should remain hidden.A fundamental work of Gothic terror that made its protagonist one of the great myths of universal literature.Author:Bram Stoker Title: Dracula Original publication:1897 Death:1912 Text source:Project Gutenberg Project Gutenberg:eBook 45839 Source language:english State PG:public domain in the USA. United States. Original text:public domain English translation:new own translation of Thydom Cover:own creation of Thydom Audiovisual:own production of Thydom State: APTO WITH CONDITIONSuntil the spanish translation is closed and documented. And I would put an editorial note similar to: "Bram Stoker's original text, published in 1897 and belonging to the public domain. Source text from Project Gutenberg. New translation and Spanish edition prepared for Thydom."

Book 2

The pitcher barrel

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Montesor has for too long endured the offences of Fortunate. During the carnival you find the perfect opportunity to execute a cold and carefully calculated revenge. The promise to try an exceptional barrel of piled will lead both to dark catacombs of which only one may return. A ruthless account of pride, deception and revenge. The work originally appeared in 1846. Source: Project Gutenberg, eBook 46196

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The gold beetle

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A strange golden beetle, an old scroll and a seemingly undecipherable message lead William Legrand to a mystery buried for generations. What begins as an obsession becomes an extraordinary search marked by cryptograms, pirates and a forgotten treasure. One of Poe's great stories of riddles and adventures, originally published in 1843.

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The Ruin of the Usher House

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A man goes to the remote mansion of his old friend Roderick Usher and finds a house consumed by decline and a family that seems to inevitably move towards his disappearance. Disease, isolation and a disturbing connection between the inhabitants and the building make the stay a growing nightmare. One of Poe's fundamental Gothic stories, first published in 1839.

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Ligeia

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The memory of the extraordinary Ligeia pursues a man unable to accept his death. When you try to rebuild your life with another woman, disease, opium and an impossible presence begin to erase the border between duel and supernatural. A dark story about obsessive love, death and the will to overcome it, originally published in 1838.

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The Mass of Red Death

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As a devastating epidemic ravages the outside, Prince Prospero is locked up with his privileged guests behind the walls of an abbey and holds a funning dance of masks. But no fortress can keep forever away from death. A powerful allegory about mortality, arrogance and the impossibility of escaping destiny, published in 1842.

Book 7

The Crime of the Rue Morgue

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Two women appear brutally murdered in a seemingly inaccessible room in Paris. Witness statements are contradictory and the police fail to understand what happened. Only the extraordinary deductive capacity of C. Auguste Dupin will allow the reconstruction of a crime that seems impossible. Published in 1841, it is considered one of the founding texts of modern detective narrative.

Book 8

The Black Cat

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A man who once loved animals begins to descend into violence and degradation. At the center of his fall is Pluto, his black cat, whose presence will eventually become a symbol of guilt, superstition and madness. A disturbing account of self-destruction and what consciousness never allows to bury. It was published in 1843

Book 9

The descent by the Maelström

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An old sailor reports how his boat was dragged to one of the most fearsome swirls on the ocean. While everything around it seems doomed to disappear under the water, observation and reason become its only chance of survival. A story of maritime terror, unleashed nature and human struggle against an inconceivable force, originally published in 1841