Present in an execution and other ghost stories by Ambrose Bierce
Sage Publications, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2006
Eerno maverick of American letters, the biography of Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914?) is worthy of one of his fevered stories: adventurer, soldier, clever epigrammatic combative journalist and his disappearance in Mexico enlightened never ended his days at the time he finished cement his legend. Its capacity for the supernatural is evident in this collection of "real cases", whose background is almost always the Civil War or rural deep south would not have a rawness that despised Jack London and William Faulkner. Stories of ghosts of classic but with the unmistakable stamp "Bitter Bierce," a nervous and direct style that ties these eerily with the disease.
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