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1 author picked Not After Midnight, and Other Stories as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
No writer evokes atmosphere better than Daphne Du Maurier, and this collection of five short stories demonstrates her gifts superbly. Best known of these short stories is "Don’t Look Now," a tale of bereavement and despair with a wicked twist at the end, set in Venice and subsequently made into a superb horror movie. But the other stories within this anthology also immerse the reader in their settings, with each delivering an unexpected twist.
From Lewis' list on beautifully drawn settings that evoke mystery.
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