This collection of ghost stories by Rudyard Kipling explores haunting through the lens of colonial life, psychological breakdown, and moral reckoning. The Phantom Rickshaw and its companion tales blend realism with eerie supernatural elements, often leaving readers uncertain whether the horrors are external or internal. Atmospheric and psychologically intense, these stories showcase Kipling's lesser-known but powerful contribution to supernatural fiction.

Contents

Preface
The Phantom 'Rickshaw
My Own True Ghost Story
The Strange Ride of Morrowbie Jukes
The Man Who Would Be King

Published
1888
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