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The Uninvited
Dorothy Macardle, Luke Gibbons
Paperback (Tramp Press, Sept. 13, 2016)A gothic, bone-chilling Irish ghost story first published in 1941 and now brought back into print. The title benefits from an introduction by well-known academic Professor Luke Gibbons and Martin Scorsese and various critics, including William K. Everson and Leonard Maltin, regard The Uninvited as one of the best ghost stories ever filmed.
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The Uninvited
Dorothy Macardle, Luke Gibbons
eBook (Tramp Press, Nov. 13, 2015)Brother and sister Roderick and Pamela Fitzgerald flee their busy London lives for the beautiful but stormy Devon coastline. They are drawn to the suspiciously inexpensive Cliff End, feared amongst locals as a place of disturbance and ill omen. Gradually, the Fitzgeralds learn of the mysterious deaths of Mary Meredith and another strange young woman. Together, they must unravel the mystery of Cliff End's uncanny past - and keep the troubled young Stella, who was raised in the house as a baby, from returning to the nursery where something waits to tuck her in at night... The second in Tramp's Recovered Voices series, this strange, bone-chilling story was first published in 1942, and was adapted for the screen as one of Hollywood's most successful ghost stories, The Uninvited, in 1944.
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The Uninvited
Dorothy MacArdle
Hardcover (Amereon Ltd, June 6, 2011)The haunting novel upon which the play and Lewis Allen's feature film debut (starring Ray Milland, Ruth Hussey, and Donald Crisp) were based.The Unforseen (ISBN 0891901132) by Dorothy MacArdle is also available from Amereon.Amereon books have been proudly made in the United States of America for over 40 years. The avoidance of OCR software in addition to sourcing the highest quality originals allows Amereon to provide readers with the best possible hardcover books.
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The Uninvited
Dorothy Macardle
Mass Market Paperback (Bantam Books, Inc., March 15, 1969)None
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Uninvited
Dorothy Macardle
Hardcover (Literary Guild of America, March 15, 1942)Brother and sister buy a sinister house in Cornwall, haunted by the ghost of a woman believed to be a paragon--but was she? Made into a movie in 1944 with Ray Milland and Ruth Hussey. Original British title (1941), "Uneasy Freehold".
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The Uninvited
Dorothy MacArdle
Hardcover (Doubleday, June 15, 1942)A gothic, bone-chilling Irish ghost story first published in 1941 and now brought back into print. The title benefits from an introduction by well-known academic Professor Luke Gibbons and Martin Scorsese and various critics, including William K. Everson and Leonard Maltin, regard The Uninvited as one of the best ghost stories ever filmed.
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Uninvited
Dorothy MacArdle
Mass Market Paperback (Bantam Books, March 15, 1966)CLIFF END: THE MANSION STOOD ALONE ON A CLIFF OVER LOOKING THE SEA. IT SEEMED LIKE THE PERFECT HOME FOR A MAN WHO NEEDED SOLITUDE... FOR A YOUNG WOMEN WHO YEARNED FOR A NEW LIFE AND NEW LOVE. AND THEN SUDDENLY THEY FOUND THEIR DAYS FILLED WITH THE DREAD OF NIGHT... THEIR NIGHTS PERVADED BY A STRANGE INEXPLICABLE HORROR.
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The Uninvited
Dorothy MacCardle
Mass Market Paperback (Bantam Books, March 15, 1947)The Uninvited
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The Uninvited
John Farris
Paperback (New York Dell 1983., March 15, 1983)261 Pages
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The Uninvited, a Story of Ordinary People in Extraordinary Circumstances
Dorothy Macardle
Hardcover (The Sun Dial Press, Garden City, New York, March 15, 1944)342 paged hardcover "The Uninvited" by Dorothy Macardle.
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The Uninvited
Dorothy Macardle
Paperback (BANTAM, March 15, 1947)Brother and sister buy a sinister house in Cornwall, haunted by the ghost of a woman believed to be a paragon--but was she? Made into a movie in 1944 with Ray Milland and Ruth Hussey.
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The Uninvited
Dorothy Macardle
Hardcover (Literary Guild of America, March 15, 1942)None