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Der Fall Charles Dexter Ward

Die Werke von H. P. Lovecraft 48

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Der Fall Charles Dexter Ward

By: H. P. Lovecraft
Narrated by: Peter Bocek
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Der Fall Charles Dexter Ward (Originaltitel The Madness Out of Time und als The Case of Charles Dexter Ward veröffentlicht) ist ein Horror-Roman von H. P. Lovecraft. Er wurde 1927 geschrieben und erst nach seinem Tod 1941 in dem Magazin Weird Tales publiziert. Diese Geschichte ist eines von Lovecrafts ersten Werken, die in seiner Heimatstadt Providence spielen.

Der Hauptcharakter Charles Dexter Ward ist ein junger Mann aus einer bekannten Familie aus Providence, der im Jahre 1928 nach einer langen Phase der geistigen Verwirrung und mysteriöser physischer Veränderungen aus einer Heilanstalt verschwindet.

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