Guy de Maupassant

“The Diary of a Madman” is a dark and somewhat pointless story that was first published in Le Gaulois, 2

“Who Knows?” was first published in the April 6, 1890, editition of L’Echo de Paris under the original French title

“The Devil” was first published in Le Gaulois, August 5, 1886. The original French title is “Le Diable“. Not without

Not to be confused with De Maupassant’s poem called Terror, “The Terror” is a short story about a man who

Terreur is is short poem by Guy de Maupassant. It was originally published in French in 1876, and later translated

“On the River” was first published in 1876 in Le Bulletin français, under its original title of “En canot” (“By

“The Tomb” was first published in Le Gaulois, 14 July 1883, as “Le tic“—the original French tile. Set at a

“The Hand” was first published in 1883 under the original French title “Le Main”. Twenty years later, in 1903, the

The Grave first appeared in Gil Blas on July 29, 1883, under the pen name of ‘Maufrigneuse.’ It’s a story

While he was still in just a teenager, Maupassant visited the poet Algernon Swinburne, who showed him a mummified hand.

First published in 1883 and written in the first-person, “The Apparition” is about the strange events a soldier experiences in

“Mademoiselle Cocotte” was first published in 1883. More tragic than frightening, it’s about a coachman who loses his mind after

“Ghosts” is a rather amusing story set in Austria. It’s about a young man who seeks the help of the

“Fear” is a short story set on a large ship sailing the Mediterranean en route to Africa. During a conversation