![]() ![]() What more, the very first page has a passing mention of two skeleton hands. The short story has every possible trope of traditional gothic literature be it clanking chains, cracking floorboards, or changing weather. The introduction by Kaushal Goyal describes The Canterville Ghost as a study in contrasts. Well, sorry to break your bubble, but you are up for a major surprise. The title might make you think that it is a ghost story that will induce a shiver down your spine. And when I did, it turned out to be nothing short of an extremely delightful experience. Back in school, I used to wonder how it would be to read something of this sort without the pressure of scoring well. I had first read it as part of my CBSE syllabus. ![]() And The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde is certainly one of them for me. Some books stay with you much longer than others. ![]()
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