The Carnacki Casebook
THE PRIVATE PAPERS OF427, CHEYNE WALK · LONDON

INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE UNEXPLAINED

CARNACKITHE GHOST-FINDER

Six accounts of strange disturbances,
uncanny instruments, and things unseen.

The original six tales · 1910–1912

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Carnacki, the Ghost-Finder

In Edwardian England, Thomas Carnacki investigates haunted houses, unexplained sounds, and seemingly impossible events. Armed with a camera, electrical apparatus, and knowledge of occult lore, he searches for the truth behind each disturbance. Some cases reveal human deception; others bring him face to face with forces that reason alone cannot explain.

Recounted to friends gathered at his home in Cheyne Walk, these six tales by William Hope Hodgson combine detective fiction, supernatural mystery, and the uneasy meeting of modern science with ancient terrors.

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An investigator’s casebook

William Hope Hodgson’s original six Carnacki tales, first published in 1910–1912, bring scientific investigation into the haunted house.

This reader preserves the wording of the Project Gutenberg transcription. Plain-text emphasis is restored as italics. The stories are public domain in the United States; copyright status elsewhere may differ.

Source edition: Project Gutenberg № 10832 ↗

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