Publisher's Synopsis
The Spectre of Sarah Ellen Roberts and other stories; presents us with three stories characterized by different nuances where supernatural elements, superstition, terror, magic and media manipulation are intertwined in stories that are products of real or imaginary events of the author that are presented in a fictional way. The characters, landscapes and actions are described with unusual detail, leaving aside the literary austerity that, in general, is almost obligatorily absent in the texts. The narratives deal with transcendental themes such as death, life, uncertainty and fear of the unknown that are characteristic elements of stories in urban and rural environments in their respective surroundings and their own spaces. There is no doubt that the themes of these stories ensure their contemporaneity, without losing their narrative capacity linked to the popular sphere and the massive imaginary world.
