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The suspicion is that Ewers is speaking about himself and his own conception of art rather than about Poe. Both 'Immaculata' and 'The Second Sight' are small gems of the macabre with striking satirical remarks on the Third Reich.
The suspicion is that Ewers is speaking about himself and his own conception of art rather than about Poe.
Both 'Immaculata' and 'The Second Sight' are small gems of the macabre with striking satirical remarks on the Third Reich.
Explore the dark and fascinating world of Hanns Heinz Ewers in Immaculata—read now to uncover rare tales of mystery and decadence.
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